John D. Haskell

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The Complicity and Limits of International Law in Armed Conflict Rape
The inauguration of the International Criminal Court and the proliferation of criminal tribunals over the last twenty years are often presented as historic and progressive moments in teh trajectory… Expand
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The Religion/Secularism Debate in Human Rights Literature: Constitutive Tensions between Christian, Islamic, and Secular Perspectives
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Exercises for Voice Therapy
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Capitalism, Communism and Colonialism? Revisiting "Transitology" as the Ideology of Informal Empire
In the context of international law, “transitology" is often used to describe the literature surrounding the former Soviet Union (fSU) and the subsequent reform attempts by Western and… Expand
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The Strategies of Rupture in International Law: The Retrenchment of Conservative Politics and the Emancipatory Potential of the Impossible
My purpose here is to reconsider the tactical-functional and strategic-ideological character of rupture in the theoretical toolbox of international lawyers, and specifically to situate it within the… Expand
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Divine Immanence: The Evangelical Foundations of Modern Anglo-American Approaches to International Law
In this article, I hypothesize that against mainstream secularization accounts concerning the 19th-century development of modern international law, especially within the Anglo-American experience,… Expand
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Hugo Grotius in the Contemporary Memory of International Law: Secularism, Liberalism, and the Politics of Restatement and Denial
Hugo Grotius (1583-1645) frequently occupies the title, ‘father of international law’. While the origins of professional lineage were a source of professional and personal conflict for jurists in the… Expand
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Religious Actors and International Law
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Will the Real Transitology Please Stand Up
Russian foreign policy and the former Soviet bloc is again a central concern within international law and policy scholarship. This paper considers this renewed interest through an analysis of how… Expand
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Research Handbook on Political Economy and Law
Events such as the global financial crisis have helped reveal that the drivers and contours of governance on a national and international level remain a mystery in many respects. Set in this context,… Expand
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