Emily Jones
@emilyjones.bsky.social
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NUAcT Fellow at Newcastle Law School, UK. International law, feminist & queer theory, posthuman theory, environment. She/her/they/them
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Academic selfie: PhD workshop with Gina and then dinner with @emilyjones.bsky.social edition
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Academic selfie: rainy day lunch with @emilyjones.bsky.social, Louisa, and Paola edition
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Academic selfie: lunch with 2 of my favourite people, Gina Heathcote and @emilyjones.bsky.social edition
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Transqueer Ecological Justice
Call for papers, concept notes and creative works by 18 August for an online workshop in the week of the 24th November 2025.
More details on scope and how to apply beow. Do reach out if you have any questions.
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CfP!!! The @anzsil.org Gender, Sexuality and International Law Interest Group will be holding a workshop on 'Feminist Approaches to International Law in Times of Atrocity, Anthropocene, and Authoritarian Capitalism' on 31 October at Melbourne Law School: drive.google.com/file/d/10YPs...
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💜 thanks Jessie! Hope all is well x
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Happy that my article 'No future for future generations: who is international environmental law for?' is out!
It Qs the who of FGs, thinking about race, class, gender, disability and anthropocentrism, before deploying queer & decolnial theory to recast the concept
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karengle.bsky.social
Terrific to see my book available online — and soon in print! Many thanks to series editors Nadia Lambek, @riclements.bsky.social, @leslava.bsky.social, and Markus Gunneflo! And congrats on the new series!
intllawpoliticscrn.bsky.social
The Element is *FREE* to access online for the next 2 weeks and pre-order print copies can be purchased in advance of print publication in June at a VERY reasonable price: www.cambridge.org/core/element...
Toward an Abolitionist Human Rights Court
Cambridge Core - Public International Law - Toward an Abolitionist Human Rights Court
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rlopez.bsky.social
We have officially launched the Participatory Law Fund at Temple Beasley School of Law! The fund is devoted to supporting the production of an emerging genre of legal scholarship called Participatory Law Scholarship (or PLS).

More info about the application process @
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Participatory Law Fund - Temple Law
Participatory Law Fund Apply by June. 30, 2025 The Participatory Law Fund (PLF) is devoted to supporting the production of an emergent genre of legal…
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On 13th May I will give a talk at Goldsmiths (London-hybrid available) titled 'No Future for Future Generations: Who is International Environmental Law for?'
In it, I deploy decolonial/queer/posthuman theory to analyse future generations in PIL.
Sign up/details: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/no-future-...
No Future for Future Generations?
Are we really leaving nothing behind for those who come after us? Let's discuss and find ways to create a better future for the next generat
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lyskulamadayil.bsky.social
For a sneak preview of my forthcoming monograph, please join for the virtual book talk of 'The Pathology of Plenty' organised by the fabulous @juliadehm.bsky.social & Caitlin Murphy!
Details below 👇
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Join us next Tuesday for a talk by @lyskulamadayil.bsky.social on her forthcoming book, "The Pathology of Plenty: Natural Resources in International Law"
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Dr Lys Kulamadayil @lyskulamadayil.bsky.social (IHEID), ‘The Pathology of Plenty: Natural Resources in International Law’
8 April, 8am CEST/11.30am IST/4pm AEST
Register: latrobe.zoom.us/meeting/regi...
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So proud to have my book out with #Interventions!

Counterterrorism and Colonialism: Everyday Violence in Britain and Egypt argues that so-called exceptional violence is formed from the everyday production of colonial difference. Thank you to everyone who made this possible!
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Very much look forward to teaching human rights and the environment today @uvalawschool.bsky.social and discussing with our LLM students the work of my favourite scholars, such as @emilyjones.bsky.social @juliadehm.bsky.social, Tendayi Achiume, and Carmen Gonzalez!
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Excited to share my new article, 'The Exclusive Making of Space Law', just published in Leiden Journal of International Law. This article took 3 weeks to write the first draft, but 3 years to finalise, and I'm grateful to everyone who helped me along the way.

doi.org/10.1017/S0922156524000554
The exclusive making of space law | Leiden Journal of International Law | Cambridge Core
The exclusive making of space law
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Aw thanks Corina. Would love to hear your thoughts on the paper - have a few ideas for future projects that I want to test in this talk... see you there on Teams!
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Taken by @ecusato.bsky.social/Sofia Tamburello's call to see the environment "not just as a ‘casualty’ of military conflict but (...) as ‘one of the means by which colonial racism is enacted, land is grabbed, siege lines fortified and violence perpetuated’" in Palestine.
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ESIL Reflection – Ecological Violence Fast and Slow – International Law, Natural Resources in the OPT, and the ICJ Advisory Opinion – European Society of International Law | Société européenne de droi...
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It's hybrid! I was told to tell people to sign up as normal and they said they will send everyone the teams option a few days before the event. 🌈