RECONCEIVING ENGAGEMENT WITH INTERNATIONAL LAW IN A POPULIST ERA
EXPLORING ISSUES ARISING FROM THE INTERSECTION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AND POPULISM
RESEARCH
Project Information
This project seeks to address the fundamental problem of how to reconceive engagement by states with the international legal order, in the face of a sustained populist backlash. The project proposes to develop a new analytical framework to evaluate the origins, impact and evolution of populist scepticism towards the legal norms and architecture of the international community.
Meet the researchers
Fieldwork
Through empirical jon-the-ground research and engagement, we aim to capture the real-world impact of legal dynamics in populist contexts.
Gallery
From journal articles to policy briefs, we provide insights and analysis on the landscape of international law in the era of populism.
Events hosted and joined by the team to foster discussion on issues of populist engagement and disengagement with international law