ISCI successfully guest-edited openDemocracy from 15th – 19th December 2014
The International State Crime Initiative is proud to announce that it guest edited openDemocracy between 15th December 2014 – 19th December 2014 on the theme of ‘State Crime and Resistance’.
Our ‘Guided Walk’ written by Professor Penny Green (ISCI, Co-Director; Chair of Law and Globalisation, Queen Mary University of London) provided an overview of our guest edited articles.
Below was our publication schedule with URL links to each article:
Monday 15th December 2014
Penny Green’s Guided Walk: ‘Introducing: State crime and resistance’
Penny Green: ‘State crime, civil society and resistance: lessons from Tunisia’
Richard Falk: ‘Geopolitics and international state crime: an accountability black hole’
Tuesday 16th December 2014:
Jeremy Keenan: ‘Redefining the poor as “terrorists”’
Sam Raphael and Peter Finn: ‘Dogs, water and coffins: an untold story of British torture in Iraq’
Wednesday 17th December 2014:
Tony Ward: ‘Violence and the Civil Society on the Kenyan Coast‘
Kris Lasslett: ‘The fog of peace: Post-conflict environments as sites of impunity, denial and dispossession‘
Thursday 18th December 2014 (Palestine Special)
Rinad Abdulla: The Evolution of Palestinian Resistance: A Need to Reassess
Scarlett Kutyla: Existence is Resistance
Amelia Smith: In Israel and the occupied territories, discrimination is enshrined in the law
Friday 19th December 2014
Thomas MacManus: Resisting the State from the Inside and Out: The Colombian Peace Community Model
Elliott Goat: Performing Popular Justice – From the Disappeared to the Outraged
We hope you enjoy these detailed and insightful contributions!
