13
Nov
6th Annual Symposium on Pop Culture and International Law: Made Monstrous, Made Available – Monstress and the Law of Extractable Life
[Nivedita S is a Research Fellow with the Centre for International Law, National University of Singapore and an avid reader.] The political economy of resource extraction in international law typically focuses on tangible resources such as land, minerals, energy, and biological materials. The vocabulary that international law appears to have developed is a vocabulary of things. The likes of permanent sovereignty...