International Law and the Global South

Shubhangi Agarwalla

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This takes seriously the idea that international law has both imperial and emancipatory tendencies. This means revising the general theory of international law and unveiling its global history; questioning the functioning of the international order and the role of international lawyers within it; re-theorising the state and revising current discourses of constitutional order.

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