Monthly Archives: December 2023

Ruth Houghton, ‘Feminist approaches to global constitutionalism’

Posted on 1 December 2023 by nrh144

Ruth Houghton’s chapter on ‘Feminist approaches to global constitutionalism’ is forthcoming in Anthony F Lang and Antje Wiener (eds), Handbook on Global Constitutionalism (2nd ed, Edward Elgar 2024) Available to read online now: https://www.elgaronline.com/edcollchap/book/9781802200263/book-part-9781802200263-21.xml

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Anurag Deb and Colin Murray, ‘Article 2 of the Ireland/Northern Ireland Protocol: A new frontier in human rights law?’ forthcoming in European Human Rights Law Review

Posted on 1 December 2023 by nrh144

Read the pre-print of the article here: Article 2 of the Ireland/Northern Ireland Protocol: A new frontier in human rights law? by Anurag Deb, C. R. G. Murray :: SSRN

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Online seminar with Emily Jones and Eliana Cusato on ‘The “Imbroglio” of Ecocide: A Political Economic Analysis’ (11th December 2023)

Posted on 1 December 2023 by nrh144

The Abolition Feminism for Ending Sexual Violence Collective is hosting an online seminar by Eliana Cusato and Emily Jones on ‘The ‘Imbroglio’ of Ecocide: A Political Economic Analysis’, at 1-2pm, 11th December 2023, chaired by Christine Schwöbel-Patel. Join the guestlist – Online … Continue reading →

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Sylvia de Mars, Podcast Episode: ‘Pregnancy Discrimination and College Sports After 50 Years of Title IX’

Posted on 1 December 2023 by nrh144

https://lnns.co/nq8WfzXiJ-k

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