All Stories

  1. 10 [Un]Making the Wretched of the Earth: Can We Aim Towards Testamentary Life Within Legal Knowledge?
  2. [Un]Making the Wretched of the Earth:
  3. See Justice Done: The Problem of Law in the African American Literary Tradition by Christopher Michael Brown (review)
  4. Seeking the university that is ours: understanding, unpacking and unsettling Black students’ racialised (un)belonging in UK law schools
  5. 8. Race, Decolonisation and Legal Research
  6. Black/African science fiction and imaginative resistance
  7. Decolonisation and the Law School
  8. Introduction: Decolonising the law school: presences, absences, silences… and hope
  9. Educating for the End of a Necropolitical World: What Happens Beyond Decolonisation in Legal Education?
  10. Decolonisation, Anti-Racism, and Legal Pedagogy
  11. Introduction
  12. Troubling Law's Traditional Canon by Teaching Law and Race
  13. The Sea Casts Its Net of Justice Wide
  14. Educating for the End of a Necropolitical World
  15. Index
  16. Acknowledgements
  17. Preface
  18. References
  19. Cases Cited
  20. Front Matter
  21. Table of Contents
  22. References
  23. Index
  24. Preface
  25. What on Earth is Decolonisation?
  26. Cases Cited
  27. Front Matter
  28. Can we decolonise everything?
  29. What are the ways in which the law contributes to continuous systemic racism?
  30. Why are we still talking about decolonisation in relation to the law school?
  31. Who is law's human?
  32. How does the law make land property and contribute to climate catastrophe?
  33. Can we really "decolonise" the law school?
  34. What does decolonisation mean?
  35. Why do people think that law is "colonial"?
  36. How does the relationship between law and time continue to produce a colonial ever-present?
  37. How can legal scholars reimagine an antiracist world from the confines of the law school?
  38. Racism as Legal Pandemic:
  39. What do can legal academics do to confront the pervasiveness of systemic racism?
  40. Racism as Legal Pandemic: Thoughts on Critical Legal Pedagogies
  41. Racism as a Legal Pandemic: Reflections on Teaching Law Differently
  42. Should We Rethink the Purposes of the Law School?
  43. Why development policy needs to think about how 'race' has been lawfully used
  44. A 4-way conversation on the nature of education in postcolonial contexts and inclusivity
  45. The editorial to a special issue on decolonising the Law School
  46. What is the relationship between decolonisation of knowledge and the right to education in Africa?
  47. African Philosophy and International Law
  48. Review of Levitt's Black Women & Intl Law
  49. R2P and Democratization in West Africa
  50. Preventing FGM in Nigeria & Africa