Congratulations, @adenknaap on winning the 2023 Max Planck-ASLH Dissertation Prize for your outstanding work on international courts and global governance! We’re thrilled to welcome you to our institute and look forward to your stay with us.

In this latest episode of In Theory, Disha Karnad Jani interviews Umut Özsu, Professor in the Department of Law and Legalities at Carleton University, about his book Completing Humanity: The International Law of Decolonization, 1960-82 (@CambridgeUP). https://t.co/04e6ATvl1m

Alongside @elisabeth_leake and @mjbayly I'm pleased to share this year's line-up for the LSE-Tufts Seminar in Contemporary International History! We meet Wednesdays in London, Boston & on Zoom. All welcome: email me for registration and to join our mailing list Looking forward!

Super excited to have @lizingleson back in New Haven tomorrow (9/25) to chat with @GSYale about her new book Made in China @Harvard_Press

.@EduardHabsburg, the great-great-great grandson of Emperor Franz Joseph, has some tips for your love life. For @thedialmag, I wrote about self-help, postliberalism, princely populism, vacuous history, and making lots and lots of babies https://t.co/onoKdGm8vG

I spoke with Disha Jani @DishaKJani about my book THE SOLIDARITY ECONOMY on the @JHIdeas podcast. You can listen to it here! @PrincetonUPress https://t.co/4AwYNmShRO

This article has been seven years in the making and I am so happy to see it out in the world! It explores the link between tax havens and empire by way of an unusual suspect: the French colonial empire

The London Review of International Law invited critical scholars to contribute short reflections on international law and Gaza. The collection of 47 pieces is published here: https://t.co/F5npHFkoPR

I can't overstate the significance of today's ICJ advisory opinion. Major takeaways: — Israel's occupation of Palestinian territory* is illegal & must end as rapidly as possible *this includes Gaza — Israel's conduct amounts to racial segregation & apartheid

Truly delighted that the first major publication ‘A Revisionist History of the United Nations’ from our @invisihist project has been published in @PastPresentSoc Great collaboration with Lydia Walker &thanks to the whole team for their input

In the latest installment of In Theory, Disha Karnad Jani interviews Tehila Sasson about her new book, The Solidarity Economy: Nonprofits and the Making of Neoliberalism after Empire (@PrincetonUPress). https://t.co/2lYmwPDso4

Today will go down in the history of international law. The International Criminal Court (ICC) has applied for arrest warrants against Netanyahu & Gallant and Sinwar, Deif & Haniyeh. It's a game changer in global politics & the Israel-Palestine conflict.🧵

sneaky preview of @leverhulmewhit's latest book cover, forthcoming with @PrincetonUPress

Great new dispatch on the Harvard encampment from Walter Johnson

📣We are delighted to host the #MWP Multidisciplinary Workshop ‘Oppression and Resistance in the History of International Law’. 📖Keynote lecture by @SurabhiRanganat @cambridgelaw on the evolution of oppression narratives and the role of oceans in its shaping.

🚨The inaugural issue of Modern British History is out now and it's a blockbuster! There's a field-defining editorial; forums on the future of the field, Four Nations, and teaching; and reflections on classic articles from the @TCBHJournal archives

My book is available for pre-order! You can now read the introduction on @princetonupress https://t.co/MNkaE5DglD

A short(ish) 🧵 on reports that Netanyahu and his government are in emergency talks over credible "information" they have received that the #ICC plans to issue warrants against senior figures in the Israeli government, including Netanyahu.

“In 2023, the private sector collected $68 billion more in interest and principal repayments than it lent to the developing world. International financial institutions and assistance agencies extracted another $40 billion”

Aden Knaap (@adenknaap) explores the relationship between the League of Nations and white supremacy in Australia, revealing a global history of popular white internationalism.