Reckoning with Law in Excess offers a ground-breaking approach to understanding the relationship between law and social and political transformation in a changing and uncertain world. Case studies from around the world show the ways in which claims for justice are often framed, paradoxically, against the law.
Reckoning with Law in Excess offers a ground-breaking approach to understanding the relationship between law and social and political transformation in a changing and uncertain world. Case studies from around the world show the ways in which claims for justice are often framed, paradoxically, against the law.
Introduction: social and political transformation within, against, and beyond the Law Mark Goodale and Olaf Zenker; 1. Reckoning with transformative constitutionalism: land reform, expropriation without compensation and the iconic indexicality of post-apartheid South Africa Olaf Zenker; 2. Beyond here lies somethin': juristocratic reckonings in two narratives of legalities Lynette J. Chua; 3. After constitutionalism: current pathways of legal domination Julia Eckert and Kiri Santer; 4. Re-presenting rights: food sovereignty and the struggle for postliberal democratic governance Matthew Canfield; 5. Translocal dilemmas: social mobilization and justice-seeking beyond the boundaries of Law Mark Goodale; 6. The enduring logic of mercy: humanitarianism and the eclipse of human rights Arzoo Osanloo; 7. Law and the afterlives of Utopia: reckoning with pasts and futures in Berlin's housing movement Nitzan Shoshan; 8. Plurinational juristocracy and rights from below at Bolivia's gas frontier Penelope Anthias; 9. Law-washing the transitional state: the practice of property restitution in post-war Kosovo Agathe Mora; 10. After judicialization? law, authoritarian regression, and the defense of indigenous life-worlds in Guatemala Rachel Sieder; 11. 'A dead child is better than a missing one': religiosity, technology and aspirations for justice beyond law Kamari Clarke.
Introduction: social and political transformation within, against, and beyond the Law Mark Goodale and Olaf Zenker; 1. Reckoning with transformative constitutionalism: land reform, expropriation without compensation and the iconic indexicality of post-apartheid South Africa Olaf Zenker; 2. Beyond here lies somethin': juristocratic reckonings in two narratives of legalities Lynette J. Chua; 3. After constitutionalism: current pathways of legal domination Julia Eckert and Kiri Santer; 4. Re-presenting rights: food sovereignty and the struggle for postliberal democratic governance Matthew Canfield; 5. Translocal dilemmas: social mobilization and justice-seeking beyond the boundaries of Law Mark Goodale; 6. The enduring logic of mercy: humanitarianism and the eclipse of human rights Arzoo Osanloo; 7. Law and the afterlives of Utopia: reckoning with pasts and futures in Berlin's housing movement Nitzan Shoshan; 8. Plurinational juristocracy and rights from below at Bolivia's gas frontier Penelope Anthias; 9. Law-washing the transitional state: the practice of property restitution in post-war Kosovo Agathe Mora; 10. After judicialization? law, authoritarian regression, and the defense of indigenous life-worlds in Guatemala Rachel Sieder; 11. 'A dead child is better than a missing one': religiosity, technology and aspirations for justice beyond law Kamari Clarke.
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