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Ntina Tzouvala

Ntina Tzouvala

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Writer, Radical Philosophy

London

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technologyRural development - gender inclusion health environment agriculture

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Haven’t and probably will never do Politics (About it for the moment)

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Total articles 45

  • Genocide and Political Economy: Reconstructing the Relationship

    By Ntina Tzouvala, Ivana Isailovic, J. Benton Heath, Emmett Sanders| lpeproject.org@ Heterodox scholars frequently criticize mainstream international law for thinking in terms of crisis, rather than structure, and for focusing on spectacular outbursts of violence, as opposed to the mundane structures of global political economy that result in the premature death and maiming of millions.

    By Ntina Tzouvala, Ivana Isailovic, J. Benton Heath, Emmett Sanders · lpeproject.org

    Jun. 24, 2024

  • Invested in whiteness: Zimbabwe, the von Pezold arbitration, and the question of race in international law

    By Ntina Tzouvala| Bilaterals@ Key issues Investment@ Invested in whiteness: Zimbabwe, the von Pezold arbitration, and the question of race in international lawSSRN | 18th January 2024By Ntina TzouvalaUsing the 2015 arbitral award in von Pezold v. Zimbabwe as its starting point, this piece reflects on the relationship between racial capitalism and international law.

    By Ntina Tzouvala · Bilaterals

    Mar. 07, 2024

  • Genocide and Political Economy: Reconstructing the Relationship

    By Ntina Tzouvala, Ivana Isailovic, J. Benton Heath, Emmett Sanders| lpeproject.org@ Heterodox scholars frequently criticize mainstream international law for thinking in terms of crisis, rather than structure, and for focusing on spectacular outbursts of violence, as opposed to the mundane structures of global political economy that result in the premature death and maiming of millions.

    By Ntina Tzouvala, Ivana Isailovic, J. Benton Heath, Emmett Sanders · lpeproject.org

    Jun. 24, 2024

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Radical Philosophy

London, United Kingdom