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Volume 27; Issue 3

Adorno, Freedom and Criminal Law: The ‘Determinist Challenge’ Revitalised

Abstraction Beyond a ‘Law of Thought’: On Space, Appropriation and Concrete Abstraction

Post-Marxism and the Politics of Human Rights: Lefort, Badiou, Agamben, Rancière

The Limits of Critique and the Forces of Law

Legal Subjectivity and the ‘Right to be Forgotten’: A Rancièrean Analysis ofGoogle

After the Critique of Rights: For a Radical Democratic Theory and Practice of Human Rights