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‘Big Brother is Watching You’: The Use of Live Facial Recognition by Law Enforcement Agencies and International Human Rights Law
The voice came from an oblong metal plaque like a dulled mirror which formed part of the surface of the right-hand wall […]. The...

Udit Mahalingam
22 min read


Advances, Withdrawals, and Retirement Plans: Artists and their Publics
‘I am staying unsettled and trying not to talk for three years’, the painter Agnes Martin wrote to a friend in the late 1960s, adding, ‘I...

Nancy Princenthal
8 min read


Digital Government at the Crossroads
Introduction Governments have launched a series of ambitious digital strategies over recent decades to improve how they operate and...

Jerry Fishenden
21 min read


History in Turmoil
Convince an enemy, convince him that he’s wrong Is to win a bloodless battle where victory is long A simple act of faith, in reason over...

Dmitri Safronov
50 min read


A Revolution in Thought? How Hemisphere Theory Helps us Understand the Metacrisis
Carved into the stone of the ancient temple of Apollo at Delphi was the injunction to ‘know thyself’. Without such knowledge we are...

Iain McGilchrist
30 min read


On Left and Right Nietzschean Politics
Introduction My philosophy aims at an ordering of rank: not at an individualistic morality. The ideas of the herd should rule in the...

Matt McManus
20 min read


Location, Location, Location: Jurisdiction and Enforcement in the Land where Location Does Not Exist
Introduction Legal dramas often focus on the climax of courtroom arguments and verdicts. In doing so, they gloss over crucial aspects...


Blockchain’s Potential in Addressing Statelessness
The emergence of blockchain technology is creating solutions to key issues that stateless people face. Stateless people and their...

Aleksejs Ivashuk
19 min read


Who’s Afraid of Gender? In Conversation with Professor Judith Butler
Professor Judith Butler is a world-renowned philosopher and theorist whose writing has made them a household name. Their work has shaped...

Helena de Guise
30 min read


Conflict and Political Community: In Conversation with Jan-Werner Müller
Professor Jan-Werner Müller is the Roger Williams Straus Professor of Social Sciences and Professor of Politics at Princeton University....

Benjamin Keener
26 min read


CJLPA 2025 Law, Politics, and Art Essay Prizes—Deadline Extension
The Cambridge Journal of Law, Politics, and Art is pleased to announce its 2025 Essay Prizes in Law, Politics, and Art. An...

Alexander (Sami) Kardos-Nyheim
2 min read


On Rules-based Order
There is a certain irony in a prisoner of law receiving a prize given by lawyers. Something must have gone very wrong when one who...

Chow Hang-tung
17 min read


Rebel Rebel: In Conversation with Soheila Sokhanvari
Soheila Sokhanvari is a British-Iranian artist whose diverse practice delves into the complexities of identity, politics, and social...

Nancy Lura
23 min read


Jonathan Sumption’s Conceptual Gaps and Misconceptions on Historical Apologies and Judicial Diversity
I. Introduction Jonathan Sumption—once described by The Guardian as ‘the brain of Britain’—is a professional historian and former...

Alberto Alvarez-Jimenez
19 min read


When Is an Artwork Finished? Revisiting the Question
When is an artwork finished? Ann Landi, a contributing Editor of ARTnews , wrote an article that explored the question of when an...

Amir Pichhadze
17 min read


Migrants in Tunisia—When Sovereignty Triumphs over Dignity
Preamble ‘Tunisia will remain a state that will fight for the oppressed (or stand with the oppressed) and prevail for the victims of...

Romdhane Ben Amor
30 min read


Precarity Squared: The Intersectional Lived Experiences of African Transgender Migrants in Sweden
Abstract Sweden is globally considered not only a country with generous refugee reception policies but also a leading example of...

Miles Tanhira
23 min read


Conflict and Constitutionalism in Sudan: In Conversation with Abdelkhalig Shaib
Abdelkhalig Shaib is a Sudanese attorney and member of the American and New York Bar Associations, who specializes in constitutionalism...

Solomon Njombai
26 min read
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