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Affective Justice Symposium: Law’s Emotional (Im)possibilities Genocide

Affective Justice Symposium: Law’s Emotional (Im)possibilities

Kamari Clarke’s Affective Justice: The International Criminal Court and the Pan-Africanist Pushback is an ambitious, thought provoking, tour de force showing the historical and ethnographic trajectory of the idea of law as justice and how it is felt, experienced, and institutionalized, through the workings of The International Criminal Court (ICC)…
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May 26, 2020
Ladies of the Good Dead Genocide

Ladies of the Good Dead

In her column “Detroit Archives,” Aisha Sabatini Sloan explores her family history through iconic landmarks in Detroit.  Kerry James Marshall, 7am Sunday Morning, 2003 (Courtesy Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago. Photo: Nathan Keay, © MCA Chicago) My great aunt Cora Mae can’t hear well. She is ninety-eight years old. When…
bubmag
May 22, 2020
Surviving Genocide Genocide

Surviving Genocide

News How does genocide happen? Can anything be done to prevent it? Samir Mustafic survived genocide in Bosnia. Rosalyn Kliot’s parents met in a concentration camp in Estonia. We learn how their experiences have shaped them, and what we all can learn from that trauma. Read More
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May 19, 2020