Volume 32, Issue 3 | Law and Critique

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Volume 32, Issue 3

November 2021

Special Issue: Dangerous Supplements: The Work and Significance of Peter Fitzpatrick

Issue Editors:

Ben Golder,
Sara Ramshaw

10 articles in this issue

Preface

Announcement 24 August 2021 Pages: 235 - 235
Introduction: Reflection on/as Supplement
Ben Golder
Sara Ramshaw
EditorialNotes 22 July 2021 Pages: 237 - 239
The States of Law in Papua New Guinea
Melissa Demian
OriginalPaper Open access 05 August 2021 Pages: 241 - 254
How to Make Concrete Laws Out of Thin Air: Peter Fitzpatrick on the Myths and Groundings of Legality
James Martel
OriginalPaper 08 July 2021 Pages: 255 - 268
‘Authorizing the Peril’: Mythologies of (Settler) Law at the End of Time
Sahar Shah
OriginalPaper Open access 27 July 2021 Pages: 269 - 284
Theft in Broad Daylight: Racism and Neoliberal Legality
Brenna Bhandar
OriginalPaper 20 August 2021 Pages: 285 - 299
The Restlessness of Resistance: Community, Myth, and Negativity in Law
J. Reese Faust
OriginalPaper 05 August 2021 Pages: 301 - 313
Convivial Mythologies: The Poiesis of Modern Law
Kathleen Birrell
OriginalPaper 29 July 2021 Pages: 315 - 330
Unrecognised States: The Necessary Affirmation of the Event of International Law
Anastasia Tataryn
Erdem Ertürk
OriginalPaper 20 July 2021 Pages: 331 - 345
Before the and of the World(s): Peter Fitzpatrick and the (Inter)national Supplement
Roberto Vilchez Yamato
OriginalPaper 26 July 2021 Pages: 347 - 362