To date, modernist thinking has dominated the interdisciplinary field of intellectual inquiry engaged with utopia and utopianism.
To date, modernist thinking has dominated the interdisciplinary field of intellectual inquiry engaged with utopia and utopianism.
This article examines victim participation at Cambodia’s hybrid tribunal, the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC).
The ad hoc international criminal tribunals established by the UN Security Council in the 1990s represented the first international efforts to respond to war crimes since the Nuremberg Trials.
My article focuses on the relationship between human rights and utopia with special focus on South Asia and women's writing and agency. Utopia offers possibilities to capture, in writing and practice, the impossible good place.
The Constitutional Court of South Africa is a unique space by international comparison because it houses a large visual art collection developed by and for the court. The purpose of this article is to look at the connections between human dignity and art at the Constitutional Court.
A focus on utopia risks obscuring complexities in the process of realising human rights in time through institutions of governance. This article recounts judicial rituals by which judges delay the coming into effect of their conclusion that a law violates human rights.
This article considers the effects of the critique of the subject–object distinction on the concept of property rights.
On the genealogy of human rights: an essay on nostalgia nostalgia
This article explores the relationship between human rights and utopian thinking through three recurrent tropes: interdisciplinarity, time and the promise.