1st Edition
Law, Memory, Violence Uncovering the Counter-Archive
1. Introduction: Developing a Counter-archival Sense, Stewart Motha and Honni van Rijswijk 2. A Counter-Archival Sensibility: Picking up Hannah Arendt’s ‘Reflections on Little Rock’, Jennifer Culbert 3. Listening to the Archive / Failing to Hear, Jill Stauffer 4. (Un)remembering: Countering Law’s Archive. Improvisation as Social Practice, Sara Ramshaw and Paul Stapleton 5. Animating the Archive: Artefacts of Law, Trish Luker 6. The File as Hypertext: Documents, Files and the Many Worlds of the Paper State, Mayur Suresh 7. Counter-archive as staging dissensus, Karin van Marle 8. Constitutions Are Not Enough: Museums as Law’s Counter Archive, Stacy Douglas 9. Archiving Victimhood: Practices of Inscription in International Criminal Law, Sara Kendall 10. The Conspiracy Archive: Turkey’s ‘Deep State’ on Trial, Başak Ertür 11. Making a Treaty Archive: Indigenous Rights on the Canadian Development Frontier, Miranda Johnson 12. Schmitt’s Weisheit der Zelle: Rethinking The Concept of the Political, Jacques de Ville
Biography
Stewart Motha, School of Law, Birkbeck, University of London, UK.
Honni van Rijswijk, School of Law, University of Technology Sydney,
Australia.
