Submissions from 2024
Meaningful Work as an Ethical Approach: Shaping the Next Generation of Organizational Gamification, Divinus Oppong-Tawiah, Xerxes Minocher, Farzam Boroomand, and Jane Webster
Submissions from 2023
"All Ways Open to all Men":Anthony Trollope and Mary Seacole in The Central American Transit Zones, Dennis Hogan
Becoming-Metal: On Knowledge by Ketamine, Joshua Alan Ramey
Submissions from 2021
Disrupting “all the familiar geometry”: Drones, Settler Colonialism, and Nasser Hussain’s Difficult Questions, Jill Stauffer
How to be the crux of a diachronic plot: Levinas, questions and answers, and child soldiering in international law, in four acts, Jill Stauffer
Submissions from 2020
How to Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy, Shannan Hayes
Law and Oral History: Hearing the Claims of Indigenous Peoples, Jill Stauffer
Law, Politics, the Age of Responsibility, and the Problem of Child Soldiers, Jill Stauffer
'You people talk from paper': Indigenous law, western legalism, and the cultural variability of law's materials, Jill Stauffer
Submissions from 2018
Building Worlds/Thinking Together about Ethical Loneliness, Jill Stauffer
Submissions from 2017
Civic Engagement with the Dead: Notes on Theory and Practice in a Forensic Key, Adam Rosenblatt
Known Unknowns: Forensic Science, the Nation-State, and the Iconic Dead,, Adam Rosenblatt and Sarah E. Wagner
Submissions from 2016
Missing Persons: Multidisciplinary Perspectives on the Disappeared [Book Review], Adam Rosenblatt
The Shooting of a Caregiver, Adam Rosenblatt
‘a fine risk to be run’: Améry and Levinas on Aging, Responsibility, and Risk in the Wake of Atrocity, Jill Stauffer
Listening to the Archive: Failing to Hear, Jill Stauffer
Submissions from 2015
Digging for the Disappeared: Forensic Science After Atrocity, Adam Rosenblatt
On Beauty and Classroom Teaching, Adam Rosenblatt
Ethical Loneliness: The Injustice of Not Being Heard, Jill Stauffer
Nihilists, Heroes, Samaritans and I, Jill Stauffer
Review of Buchanan's The Heart of Human Rights, Jill Stauffer
Submissions from 2014
The Legal Politics of the Article 16 Decision: The International Criminal Court, the un Security Council and Ontologies of a Contemporary Compromise, Kamari M. Clarke and Sarah-Jane Koulen
Yearbook of International Humanitarian Law 2013 Year in Review, Christophe Paulussen, Jessica Dorsey, and Sarah-Jane Koulen
Submissions from 2013
Outbreak of Variant Influenza A(H3N2) Virus in the United States, Michael A. Jhung, Scott Epperson, Matthew Biggerstaff, and Jill Stauffer
Colin Dayan: "We have invented a new form of death" [Interview], Jill Stauffer
Heidegger and Levinas, Jill Stauffer
Linda Ross Meyer: "No one ‘deserves’ any of this", Jill Stauffer
Lisa Guenther: "What is the experience of isolation?" [Interview], Jill Stauffer
Speaking Truth to Reconciliation: Political Transition, Recovery and the Work of Time, Jill Stauffer
Submissions from 2012
William Connolly: "The soft spots in a hard structure may not show until they are tested" [Interview], William Connolly and Jill Stauffer
Sacred Graves and Human Rights, Adam Rosenblatt
A Hearing: Forgiveness, Resentment and Recovery in Law, Jill Stauffer
It is a tough proposition but not without hope. The soft spots in a hard structure may not show until they are tested, Jill Stauffer
Unsettling Democracy—Honig’s Emergency Politics [book review], Jill Stauffer
Submissions from 2011
Down a Road and into an Awful Silence: Graphic Listening in Joe Sacco's Comics Journalism, Adam Rosenblatt and Andrea Lunsford
Submissions from 2010
International Forensic Investigation and the Human Rights of the Dead, Adam Rosenblatt
Critique, Caricature and Compulsion in Joe Sacco's Comics Journalism, Adam Rosenblatt and Andrea Lunsford
Equality and Equivocation: Saving Sovereignty from Itself, Jill Stauffer
How much does that weigh? Levinas and the Possibility of Human Rights, Jill Stauffer
Marianne Constable: “Speech—not God or morality—connects our law to justice” [Interview], Jill Stauffer
Submissions from 2009
Traditional Justice and Reconciliation After Violent Conflict – Learning from African Experiences [book review], Sarah-Jane Koulen
Productive Ambivalence: Levinasian Subjectivity, Justice, and the Rule of Law, Jill Stauffer
Thomas Dumm: “Out of loneliness we might come to be with each other in a better way”, Jill Stauffer
Submissions from 2008
Review of Deborah Rhode's Access to Justice, Jill Stauffer
Nietzsche and Levinas: "After the Death of a Certain God", Jill Stauffer and Bettina Bergo
Submissions from 2007
The rule of law and its shadow: ambivalence, procedure, and the justice beyond legality, Jill Stauffer
Submissions from 2006
Alison Young: “Law is dependent on the image, and images have a certain power over law” [Interview], Jill Stauffer
Event in Search of An Audience, Jill Stauffer
Submissions from 2005
Book Review of Michael Ignatieff's The Lesser Evil: Political Ethics in an Age of Terror, Jill Stauffer
Peter Fitzpatrick: “‘In God we trust’ can relieve us of trusting each other” [Interview], Jill Stauffer
Submissions from 2004
Silvia Benso: “Morality does not require creativity. Ethics does” [Interview], Jill Stauffer
The Fiction of the State of Nature in Real Time: The Social Contract, International Human Rights and the Refugee, Jill Stauffer
Submissions from 2003
Judith Butler: “Peace is resistance to the terrible satisfactions of war” [Interview], Jill Stauffer
Simon Critchley: “The point is not to abandon reason, but to realize what reason has become for us” [Interview], Jill Stauffer
Sovereignty and Subjection: Transcendence and the Traces of Order and Anarchy in Positive Law, Jill Stauffer
Submissions from 2002
Seeking the Between of Vengeance and Forgiveness: Martha Minow, Hannah Arendt, and the Possibilities of Forgiveness, Jill Stauffer
Submissions from 2001
Review of Costas Douzinas' The End of Human Rights, Jill Stauffer