Fleur Johns
Abstract
1. Making non-legalities in international law 2. Illegality and the torture memos 3. Black holes and the outside within: extra-legality at Guantanamo 4. Doing deals: pre- and post-legal choice in transnational financing 5. Receiving climate change: law, science and supra-legality 6. Death, disaster and infra-legality in international law Conclusion.
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1. Making non-legalities in international law 2. Illegality and the torture memos 3. Black holes and the outside within: extra-legality at Guantanamo 4. Doing deals: pre- and post-legal choice in transnational financing 5. Receiving climate change: law, science and supra-legality 6. Death, disaster and infra-legality in international law Conclusion.
Key concepts: Principle of legality, Law, Political science, International law, Torture, Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), Human rights, Medicine