Research handbook on third world approaches to international law / edited by Antony Anghie (Professor, Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore, Singapore and S.J. Quinney School of Law, University of Utah, USA), B.S. Chimni (Distinguished Professor of International Law, O.P. Jindal Global University, Sonipat, India), Michael Fakhri (Professor, School of Law, University of Oregon, USA), Karin Mickelson (Associate Professor, Peter A. Allard School of Law, University of British Columbia, Canada) and Vasuki Nesiah (Professor of Practice in Human Rights and International Law, Gallatin School, New York University, USA).
2025
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Research handbook on third world approaches to international law / edited by Antony Anghie (Professor, Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore, Singapore and S.J. Quinney School of Law, University of Utah, USA), B.S. Chimni (Distinguished Professor of International Law, O.P. Jindal Global University, Sonipat, India), Michael Fakhri (Professor, School of Law, University of Oregon, USA), Karin Mickelson (Associate Professor, Peter A. Allard School of Law, University of British Columbia, Canada) and Vasuki Nesiah (Professor of Practice in Human Rights and International Law, Gallatin School, New York University, USA).
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First edition.
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Northampton : Edward Elgar Publishing, 2025.
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1 online resource (646 pages).
Series
Research handbooks in international law.
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Contents: 1. Introduction / Antony Anghie, Bhupinder Chimni, Michael Fakhri, Karin Mickelson and Vasuki Nesiah
Part one: Concepts, concerns, and connections
2. Twail coordinates / Luis Eslava
3. Race / E. Tendayi Achiume
4. Imperialism / Antony Anghie
5. Settler colonialism / Noura Erakat and John Reynolds
6. Global justice / B.S. Chimni
7. World peace / Dianne Otto
8. Histories / Liliana Obregón
9. Tradition / Adil Hasan Khan
10. Critiquing twail / Umut Özsu
11. Pedagogy / Mohsen al Attar and Rafael Quintero Godínez
Part two: Themes and orientations
12. Feminisms / Rohini Sen*
13. Marxism / Robert Knox
14. Indigenous peoples' struggles / Roger Merino
15. Postcolonial studies / Vasuki Nesiah
16. Law and economics / Dina I. Waked
17. Queer theory / Vanja Hamzić
18. Literature / Helena Alviar García
19. Religion / Ratna Kapur*
Part three: TWAIL and international law
20. Customary international law / George R. B. Galindo
21. Treaties / Guilherme Del Negro
22. General principles of law / Prabhakar Singh
23. Personality / Rose Sydney Parfitt
24. States and self-determination / Mohammad Shahabuddin
25. International organizations / Guy Fiti Sinclair
26. Human rights / Makau Mutua
27. Human rights and the UN system / Obiora Chinedu Okafor
28. International criminal law / Asad G. Kiyani
29. The use of force / Markus Gunneflo
30. The law of armed conflict / Michelle Burgis-Kasthala*
31. Environment / Karin Mickelson
32. Trade law / Donatella Alessandrini
33. Development / Shane Chalmers and Sundhya Pahuja
34. Food sovereignty / Michael Fakhri
35. Foreign investment law / Nicolás M. Perrone
36. Transnational labour law / Adelle Blackett
37. The corporation / Grietje (River) Baars and Simge Haznedaroglu*
38. Migration / Usha Natarajan
39. The law of the sea / Endalew Lijalem Enyew
40. Transitional justice / Sujith Xavier
41. Emergency / John Reynolds
42. Intellectual property rights / Titilayo Adebola
43. The family / Cyra Akila Choudhury
Part four challenges past, present, and future
44. Slavery / Lindsay Massara and Michelle McKinley
45. Apartheid / Christopher Gevers
46. The question of palestine / Hadeel S. Abu Hussein
47. Global public health / Aziza Ahmed and Jason Jackson
48. Informal labour / Kerry Rittich
49. Sovereign debt / James Thuo Gathii and Harrison Otieno Mbori
50. Climate change / Sumudu Atapattu and Carmen G. Gonzalez.
Part one: Concepts, concerns, and connections
2. Twail coordinates / Luis Eslava
3. Race / E. Tendayi Achiume
4. Imperialism / Antony Anghie
5. Settler colonialism / Noura Erakat and John Reynolds
6. Global justice / B.S. Chimni
7. World peace / Dianne Otto
8. Histories / Liliana Obregón
9. Tradition / Adil Hasan Khan
10. Critiquing twail / Umut Özsu
11. Pedagogy / Mohsen al Attar and Rafael Quintero Godínez
Part two: Themes and orientations
12. Feminisms / Rohini Sen*
13. Marxism / Robert Knox
14. Indigenous peoples' struggles / Roger Merino
15. Postcolonial studies / Vasuki Nesiah
16. Law and economics / Dina I. Waked
17. Queer theory / Vanja Hamzić
18. Literature / Helena Alviar García
19. Religion / Ratna Kapur*
Part three: TWAIL and international law
20. Customary international law / George R. B. Galindo
21. Treaties / Guilherme Del Negro
22. General principles of law / Prabhakar Singh
23. Personality / Rose Sydney Parfitt
24. States and self-determination / Mohammad Shahabuddin
25. International organizations / Guy Fiti Sinclair
26. Human rights / Makau Mutua
27. Human rights and the UN system / Obiora Chinedu Okafor
28. International criminal law / Asad G. Kiyani
29. The use of force / Markus Gunneflo
30. The law of armed conflict / Michelle Burgis-Kasthala*
31. Environment / Karin Mickelson
32. Trade law / Donatella Alessandrini
33. Development / Shane Chalmers and Sundhya Pahuja
34. Food sovereignty / Michael Fakhri
35. Foreign investment law / Nicolás M. Perrone
36. Transnational labour law / Adelle Blackett
37. The corporation / Grietje (River) Baars and Simge Haznedaroglu*
38. Migration / Usha Natarajan
39. The law of the sea / Endalew Lijalem Enyew
40. Transitional justice / Sujith Xavier
41. Emergency / John Reynolds
42. Intellectual property rights / Titilayo Adebola
43. The family / Cyra Akila Choudhury
Part four challenges past, present, and future
44. Slavery / Lindsay Massara and Michelle McKinley
45. Apartheid / Christopher Gevers
46. The question of palestine / Hadeel S. Abu Hussein
47. Global public health / Aziza Ahmed and Jason Jackson
48. Informal labour / Kerry Rittich
49. Sovereign debt / James Thuo Gathii and Harrison Otieno Mbori
50. Climate change / Sumudu Atapattu and Carmen G. Gonzalez.
Summary
"This Research Handbook provides a comprehensive overview of Third World Approaches to International Law (TWAIL) with chapters exploring different facets of TWAIL scholarship. It covers major doctrines and topics of international law, as well as TWAIL perspectives on central historical and theoretical debates. Expert authors present key insights into various themes that intersect with international law including economics, post-colonialism, religion, development, treaties, and human rights. The Research Handbook underscores the cornerstone concepts of TWAIL and examines their relationship with intellectual traditions such as Marxism and feminism. Contributing authors outline TWAIL's perspectives on core areas of international law such as customary international law, treaties and human rights, as well as important contemporary issues, including debt, climate change, and public health. Ultimately, the Research Handbook showcases an expanded and enriched vision of international law, assessing how alternate methodologies can lead to a fairer legal system. Encompassing an authoritative overview of the legacy and future of TWAIL, this Research Handbook is of vital importance to scholars and students of international law, international relations, legal theory, and development studies. It is also an essential reference for lawyers and policymakers in the field"-- Provided by publisher.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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