A Roundtable Conversation: Feminist Collaborative Ethos in International Law

Shaimaa Abdelkarim, Farnush Ghadery, Rohini Sen, Lena Holzer
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ABSTRACT This roundtable discussion focuses on the collective commitment and the praxis of a feminist collaborative ethos in international law to imagine and centre alternative futures in the field. This discussion took place as part of the virtual workshop ‘International Law Dis/Oriented: Queer Legacies, and Queer Futures Workshop’ from which this special issue emerged. In this transcript of the roundtable, Shaimaa Abdelkarim, Farnush Ghadery, and Rohini Sen discuss with Lena Holzer how turning to feminist collectivity – focused on care, collaboration, and solidarity – can help to disrupt and push against gendered, racialised, and colonial power structures embedded in academic spaces. They examine their intertwined positionalities along with various pedagogical and methodological approaches to determine the functions of critical feminist and queer thoughts in international law. Inculcating a praxis of feminist collaborative ethos in the scholarship and teaching of international law, they hope to present a challenge to the artificial individualisation of the profession and its increasing neoliberalisation.
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圆桌对话:国际法中的女权主义合作精神
本次圆桌会议讨论的重点是集体承诺和女权主义合作精神在国际法领域的实践,以想象和中心替代未来。这次讨论是虚拟工作坊“国际法的错误导向:酷儿遗产与酷儿未来工作坊”的一部分,本期特刊由此诞生。在圆桌会议的文字记录中,Shaimaa Abdelkarim、Farnush Ghadery和Rohini Sen与Lena Holzer讨论了如何转向女权主义集体——关注关怀、合作和团结——有助于破坏和推动嵌入学术空间的性别化、种族化和殖民主义权力结构。他们考察了它们相互交织的立场,以及各种教学和方法论方法,以确定批判性女权主义和酷儿思想在国际法中的作用。她们在国际法学术和教学中灌输女权主义合作精神的实践,希望对该职业的人为个性化及其日益增长的新自由主义化提出挑战。
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