Reading Modern Law : Critical Methodologies and Sovereign Formations (Hardcover)

Introduction; 1. Incitement to justice: Fitzpatrick’s citations as counter-imperialism, Marianne Constable; 2. Reading Thomas Hobbes: Peter Fitzpatrick’s gentle deconstructionist style, James Martel; 3. Unconditional laws and ungovernable sovereigns, George Pavlich; 4.Democracy’s ruins, democracy’s archive, Paul A. Passavant; 5. Living in international law, Fleur Johns; 6. The World Trade Organization and Fitzpatrick’s ‘new constitutionalism’, Fiona Macmillan; 6. The World Trade Organization and Fitzpatrick’s ‘new constitutionalism’, Fiona Macmillan; 7. Derrida’s territorial knowledge of justice, William E. Conklin; 8. Reading Luther: Law, modernity and psychoanalysis, Judith Grbich; 9. Totemic immimanence: Peter Fitzpatrick’s liminal contemplation of law, Johan van der Walt; 10. ‘The obliging etymology of nomos’: Peter Fitzpatrick and the aesthetics of law, Carrol Clarkson; 11.Writing by firelight: Constructing an enduring consciousness of postcoloniality, Abdul Paliwala; 12. Reading slowly: The law of literature and the literature of law; Peter Fitzpatrick.