Society of Legal Scholars conference 2022 journal highlights
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Global Social Challenges Journal
Global Social Challenges Journal is a non-profit Open Access publication with a mission to address urgent global social issues while breaking down academic silos. We publish on 16 themes which are linked to, but not limited by, the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. This includes Justice, law and Human Rights.
From the launch collection:
The pandemic and the contradictions of contemporaneity
Author: Boaventura de Sousa Santos
Human migration in a new era of mobility: intersectional and transnational approaches
Authors: Alison Mountz and Shiva S. Mohan
Interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary scholarship for a civilisation in distress: questions for and from the Global South
Authors: Marcel Bursztyn and Seema Purushothaman
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Out now: Justice Power and Resistance
"By interrogating the multi-dimensional problem of harm, this journal sheds much needed light on the scale and scope of power, and in the process, reinvigorates debates about the role of resistance in the reclamation of justice." Bruce Arrigo, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, US
We are relaunching Justice, Power and Resistance with a double special issue: Pandemics, policing and protest, including:
Governing the silence: the institutionalisation of evidence-based policing in modern Britain
Author: Paul R. Betts
A law unto themselves: on the relatively autonomous operation of protest policing during the COVID-19 pandemic
Author: Greg Martin
Neoliberalism, COVID-19 and conspiracy: pandemic management strategies and the far-right social turn
Author: Imogen Richards
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