Drawing the state of exception
Introduction Carl Schmitt was a Weimar political and legal thinker who became one of the leading jurists of the Third Reich. Schmitt is...
The Influence of Language on England’s Landward Borders: 1558 to 1639
With the outcome of Brexit impending, the question of border law in the UK is deeply concerning, as both British and Irish governments...
Old Orientalism, New Digital Space
“I just got to be careful to not disrespect the culture, but Japan is all about respect…” –Logan Paul On December the 29th 2017, Youtuber...
Should we blame wrongdoers who are merely conforming to widespread social practices?
Blame is a common part of human life and relationships. Despite blaming others and being blamed in turn, we find it difficult to...
The Distortions of Power: Imperial Propagandists and the Masking of Conflict in the Bri
The British Empire contained many enthusiasts for its assorted aims of settlement, rule, and the civilising mission. Imperial propaganda...