Her Proper Name: A Revisionist Account of International Law, London 4th May 2012

by | 12 Mar 2012

This event, at Birkbeck College, University of London, will take a critical and literary approach to questions of International Law.

A theatre piece (Maria read by Yoriko Otomo and To Mourn, With No Words to Keep performed by Anastasia Tataryn)

Peter Fitzpatrick

Being There: Westphalia and the Force of Feminine Law

Tarik Kochi

Origins and Projections of Global Legality

Christine Schwobel

Comfort in Discomfort: Relearning International Law Techniques

Birkbeck Cinema, 43 Gordon Square, London WC1 H0PD 1-5pm, May 4th 2012 | rsvp anastaziya.t@gmail.com

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