Constructing Development in International Legal Scholarship: The Role of Image and Narrative.pdf
10:30am - 4:00pm /
Wednesday 24th May 2017
/ Venue: The chapel Foresight Centre (Block J)
Type: Seminar /
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The aim of this round-table is to explore and exchange ideas about how visualisation and narration of development prescribe, constrain, and inspire international institutions, national policies and our research.
The round-table participants will be invited to share perspectives from their respective fields, including but not limited to, international investment law, transitional justice, international criminal law, and ‘law and development’. Questions which may be addressed include: How are images constructing and sustaining inequalities in the legal imagination? In what ways is a particular ‘gaze’ institutionalised through the visualisation of development?
(1 Perry Kessaris 2014.)
External speakers will be Professor Ratna Kapur (Queen Mary's University London and Symbiosis Law School Pune), Dr Celine Tan (University of Warwick) and Professor Ambreena Manji (Cardiff University).
An event jointly organised by the Economic Governance Unit and the Critical Approaches to International Criminal Law research unit.
The round-table participants will be invited to share perspectives from their respective fields, including but not limited to, international investment law, transitional justice, international criminal law, and ‘law and development’. Questions which may be addressed include: How are images constructing and sustaining inequalities in the legal imagination? In what ways is a particular ‘gaze’ institutionalised through the visualisation of development?
(1 Perry Kessaris 2014.)
External speakers will be Professor Ratna Kapur (Queen Mary's University London and Symbiosis Law School Pune), Dr Celine Tan (University of Warwick) and Professor Ambreena Manji (Cardiff University).
An event jointly organised by the Economic Governance Unit and the Critical Approaches to International Criminal Law research unit.