Chapter 1: Jurisdiction as an Object of Frivolity: Theatricality and Spectacle
Chapter 2: The Judiciary as Play and Rules of the Legal Game: Double Play, Staging, Scene, and the Role(s) of the Expert
Chapter 3: Besmirching Judges, Undermining Authority: Populists' Carnivalesque Play with Feelings of Law and Justice
Chapter 4: Unitarians Playing Games with Jurisdiction: Wager, Match, Chance, and the Myth of the One
Chapter 5: Intimidating Opponents: Corporations' Power Game Through Accusations of Defamation
Chapter 6: Judicial Façades: Jurisdiction as Horror Show, Puppet Theatre, and Inverted Zoo
Chapter 7: Metagaming and Fatiguing the Judiciary Through Acting in Bad Faith: Killjoy, Fool, Cheater, Spoilsport
Chapter 8: Emotionalization of the Judiciary: The Vulnerable Persona of the Judge Under a Spectacular Rule of Affect
Chapter 9: States and Corporations as Legal Figments – or Absurd Theatre: Urgenda, Greenpeace, and Milieudefensie Versus the Dutch State and Shell
Chapter 10: Postscript: Jurisdiction Spectacularized and the Need for a Revolution
Biography
Frans-Willem Korsten, Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society, The Netherlands.
