Events
The law's approach to alcohol problems. A discussion led by Jonathan Goodliffe
14:00, 29 May 2013
A discussion led by Jonathan Goodliffe
| Speakers: | Jonathan Goodliffe |
21 - 22 June 2013
Adored and detested, pirates evoke moral and ethical ambivalence: and piracy as a term of law has always been exceptionally vulnerable to political agendas. More precisely, it has always been a term of both high imperial/hegemonic art, and significant radical potential. As such, it is a word with a weighty history of complex moral and ethical loading and reloading. But it always invokes a refusal of juridification: it is a term that defines the margins of criminal and international law as juridical categories.