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Stephen Humphreys
Tor Krever
Martin Clark
Matt Craven
Sara Kendall
Robert Knox
Andrew Lang
Kate Miles
Gerry Simpson
Anna Saunders
About the Journal
The London Review of International Law is an online only, peer-reviewed journal for critical, innovative and cutting-edge scholarship on international law.
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2021 London Review of International Law Annual Lecture: Moving Oil with Laleh Khalili
In this talk, Prof. Laleh Khalili will reflect on the world that hydrocarbons have forged and are destroying by examining the maritime transportation of oil over the course of the long 20th century.
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2019 London Review Annual lecture: Danny Dorling
On 24th October 2019, Danny Dorling delivered a lecture entitled 'From Apology to Equality: making reparations for the harm done and the damage to come' at at The London School of Economics and Political Science.
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2016 London Review Annual Lecture: Subjects of Reason: goods, markets and imaginaries of the global future
On 21st January 2016, Professor Sheila Jasanoff delivered a lecture entitled, "Subjects of Reason: goods, markets and imaginaries of the global future" at The London School of Economics and Political Science.
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London Review on the OUPblog
The killing of Osama bin Laden: the facts are hard to come by, and where is the law?
Daniel Joyce explores the representation of international law in film on the OUPblog. Read his article "Zero Dark Thirty: international law, film and representation" for free in full today.
Invoking the language of ‘savagery’ and ‘barbarism’ in international law debates
Catriona Drew and Matt Craven, editors of the London Review, reflect on the language of ‘savagery’ and ‘barbarism’ in international law debates.
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We’re all data now
Fleur Johns discusses the issues new digital technology possibilities such as 'Big Data' pose to Public International Lawyers. Read her article in the London Review, the Deluge, which her post draws from.
