Von JuWiss Redaktion Lust auf rechtswissenschaftliches Bloggen? Der JuWiss-Blog versteht sich als Medium der Nachwuchswissenschaft im Öffentlichen Recht. Die Hürden hier
zu veröffentlichen, sollen niedrig sein und die Qualität hoch.... [...]
Der Begriff der Macht hat längst eine unhintergehbare Stellung in der politischen Theorie eingenommen. Spätestens seit Michel Foucault die immersiven Wirkungen von Macht
freigelegt hat, ist der Machtbegriff zu einem unabdingbaren grundbegrifflichen Werkzeug der Theoriebildung geworden. [...]
There has been much focus on Israeli violations of international humanitarian law (jus in bello) and possible genocide in Gaza. Less attention has been paid to Israel’s claim
to self-defence (jus ad bellum) against the terrorist attack on 7 October 2023. However, the rules on self-defence address the legality of the overall purpose of [...]
We have the following announcement: Paid Research Fellowships at the John W. Kluge Center at the Library of Congress Applications are now open with a deadline of September
15, 2023, for multiple fellowship positions at the John W. Kluge Center at the Library of Congress in Washington, DC. [...]
This chapter discusses the key debates surrounding neutrality that international legal thought has had to grapple with. It shows how international legal thought has made sense
of an institution that has been shaped by States’ pragmatic mindset in developing and invoking it. [...]
The multiplicity of causes of climate change may make it very difficult, if not impossible, to establish causal connections between individual states’ greenhouse gas emissions
and the harmful effects of climate change. This causation puzzle offers states a defence against claims that they would be responsible for harmful effects. [...]
We are only a few days into the work week, but I have already come across a number of notable new pieces about a number of notable prison issues. I figured a round-up here
would allow me to cover a lot of interesting ground: From The Guardian, "Appetising, delicious food served up to prisoners? It works for the Nordic countries" From [...]
Our guest today is Robert McDuff from the Mississippi Center for Justice. Rob works with litigation cases relating to voting and election issues, racial discrimination, discrimination
based on sexual orientation, reproductive freedom, police misconduct, consumer protection, and prisoners’ rights. [...]