Autore:
Mignot-Mahdavi, Rebecca Titolo:
Emancipatory Approaches to Time in International LawPeriodico:
Ars interpretandiAnno:
2025 - Volume:
14 - Fascicolo:
1 - Pagina iniziale:
107 - Pagina finale:
123Drawing on critical scholarship in international law, this article proposes that both the dominant approaches to events (as short-term markers of time) and dominant modes of narrating the future (as spaces for predictions and solutions) in international legal thought and practice share problematic temporal logics that reinforce existing power structures. By reconceptualizing events as polymorphous constructs and reimagining futuristic narratives in international law beyond prediction and control, the aim is to pave the way for emancipatory approaches to time that embrace multiplicity and uncertainty. This reimagining opens possibilities for international legal thought that disrupts linear temporalities and makes space for modes of history-telling previously foreclosed by dominant historical narratives in the field.
SICI: 1722-8352(2025)14:1<107:EATTII>2.0.ZU;2-K
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