Merry Christmas, please enjoy this truly deranged tree courtesy my partner’s dad.
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Danish Sheikh
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Law, Theatre, Queerness, Repair I Author: Love & Reparation (http://tinyurl.com/frtuzcvx) I PhD Candidate at Melbourne Law School's Institute for International Law and Humanities I Editor at https://criticallegalthinking.com/ 🌈
!! V. excited to have won a City of Melbourne arts grant to convert my book, Love and Reparation, into a lecture-performance. I am incredibly grateful at the chance to bring the artistic and scholarly elements of this work together, and to share it with a new set of audiences 🥳 #crits #lawacademics #lawandhumanities @crits
@kavana thank you!!
@hyoyoonkang ah thank you!!
He drinks a whisky drink! He drinks a vodka drink! He drinks a lager drink! He drinks a cider drink! He celebrates completing a full draft of his thesis! #academicchatter #PhD @crits
IILJ - NYU LawAfter almost ten years on Twitter, it's time to build a new network of international law and global governance scholars. Follow us for updates about our research on #GAL, #MegaReg, #InfraReg, and current developments in international law. #introductions
Jens TheilenI guess it’s time for an #introduction post! The story so far:
My work is focussed on the critique of human rights and international law, especially from feminist, queer and postcolonial perspectives. My first monograph was on the European Court of Human Rights: https://www.nomos-elibrary.de/10.5771/9783748925095/european-consensus-between-strategy-and-principle?l=en
One of my favourite topics to rant about is the inflation of human rights, which I think is not something we should be worrying about, see here: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/leiden-journal-of-international-law/article/inflation-of-human-rights-a-deconstruction/6F2E581DFB5CFB2D3532F26F3BC05F90
A few weeks ago, I had the wonderful opportunity of talking about the art of the conference presentation for the Academic Skills Circle led by IILAH Uni Melbourne, the UNSW Critique Network, and the La Trobe Law and Humanities Network. I spoke about ways in which we might consider the presentation as a unique genre which offers us different ways of generating connection and translating our work.
The talk is available as a podcast here:
https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-iilah-podcast/id1530129561?i=1000586180501
For access to the slides that the talk refers to, check out the written version of the presentation uploaded here:
https://www.academia.edu/91181119/The_Art_of_the_Conference_Presentation
@crits @academicchatter #lawprofs #lawandhumanities #academicchatter
@leslie @academicchatter ha, thank you!