PhD researcher in law @EuropeanUni
Joined June 2016
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Kerttuli Lingenfelter retweeted
14 Sep 2023
@eui_law celebrates new Dr @KerttuliLin after a glorious defence of the thesis "The effects and affects of International criminality: why make human trafficking an INTERNATIONAL crime?"
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18 Sep 2023
Excited to share that I successfully defended my thesis last week at @eui_law. I'm grateful to the brilliant @SarahCambr for excellent supervision and to examiners Neha Jain, @smullallylaw and @nicolapalmer83 for their insightful engagement.
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Kerttuli Lingenfelter retweeted
1 Nov 2021
⚡️⚡️⚡️I am absolutely thrilled to announce that The Critical Legal Pocketbook is now available! 40 wonderful radical academics & practitioners. Please recommend it to your students! ⚡️⚡️⚡️counterpress.org.uk/publicat…
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Kerttuli Lingenfelter retweeted
30 Sep 2021
A few weeks ago @j_emtseva asked everyone for their reading recommendations on feminist approaches to IL...and boy, did Twitter deliver!
We compiled the recommendations with short excerpts for easy access for everyone to view and regularly refer to:
internationallawandtheglobal…
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Kerttuli Lingenfelter retweeted
29 Sep 2021
We are delighted to be hosting a symposium on @ntinatzouvala's Capitalism as Civilisation featuring the author in conversation with @kanad_bagchi @QuirogaDr @Rohini_Sen & @juliewetterslev
🗓️ 11 October 2021 (10:00-11:30 CEST) via Zoom
👉 register at: eui.eu/events?id=541319
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Kerttuli Lingenfelter retweeted
1 Jul 2021
Great interview with @sinja_graf on "The Humanity of Universal Crime: Inclusion, Inequality, and Intervention in International Political Thought" - looking forward to reading this! @NewBooksPoliSci
megaphone.link/NBN3261706725
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Kerttuli Lingenfelter retweeted
6 Jul 2020
Some highlights from @PhilipGAlston’s latest, astounding and necessary, report on human rights and poverty.
6 Jul 2020
The international poverty line "is set so low and arbitrarily as to guarantee a positive result and to enable the United Nations, the World Bank, and many commentators to proclaim a Pyrrhic victory".
US poverty (%):
national 12.7
IPL 1.2
@PhilipGAlston chrgj.org/wp-content/uploads…
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Kerttuli Lingenfelter retweeted
6 Jul 2020
Today we released @PhilipGAlston’s final report as UN Rapporteur on extreme poverty. We found the widespread myth that poverty is being eliminated is unfounded, based on a flawed measure—and that the SDGs are failing on their own terms. A lot more work is needed.
6 Jul 2020
Today I am releasing my final report as UN Special Rapporteur. I find that global poverty is rising, and that a decade of misplaced triumphalism has exacerbated the worst impacts of the pandemic.
My statement: chrgj.org/2020/07/05/philip-….
The full report: chrgj.org/wp-content/uploads….
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Kerttuli Lingenfelter retweeted
25 Jun 2020
you trying to open an email lately: “I hope you’re well or as well as can be expected in these crazy times etc”
Emily Dickinson: “I hope that you have Power and as much of Peace as in our deep existence may be possible. To multiply the Harbors does not reduce the Sea.”
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24 Jun 2020
Britain’s Colonial Legacy on Trial at The Hague nybooks.com/daily/2020/06/23… via @nybooks
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Kerttuli Lingenfelter retweeted
3 Jun 2020
Revolution is not a one-time event
Join Saidiya Hartman, Ru Kaur, @lolaolufemi_, @AmritWilson & chair @AkwugoEmejulu for a discussion about state violence and abolition feminism.
Tuesday 9 June, 19.00 BST; 14.00 EDT; 11.00 PDT.
silverpress.org/store/revolu…
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Kerttuli Lingenfelter retweeted
I study paramilitaries. No insignia, no shoulder patches, is bad news. Yesterday I saw images of police badges blackened as they move to supress protest. No clear affiliation and info on wearer is preparation to break the law with #impunity. #paramilitary #accountability
3 Jun 2020
A friend sends this image from the DC streets: paramilitary forces, no unit insignia, no name badges.
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Kerttuli Lingenfelter retweeted
31 May 2020
This #CiteBlackWomenSunday we are sharing resources that support the struggle to preserve and protect Black life. ICYMI here's Ruth Wilson Gilmore's three part interview with @haymarketbooks on decarceration.
Covid-19, Decarceration, and Abolition (P1) youtu.be/lyTOspzD1ZQ
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11 May 2020
A fascinating thread I keep returning to on universal jurisdiction today (including a human trafficking case that may be of interest for those following the development of international criminal law re this specific crime)
14 Nov 2019
A palpable revival of #UniversalJurisdiction is underway in Europe.
Here are 7 examples of recent important activities (trials, arrests, investigations) that have taken place only in the last few weeks.
There are certainly more that I am unaware of.
And certainly more to come.
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Kerttuli Lingenfelter retweeted
27 Apr 2020
Migrant domestic workers embody the human subjectivity called forth by neoliberalism -a “resilient subject.” Managing the insecurities of migrant domestic work means working on the “self” rather than addressing legal or regulatory mechanisms. @libertychee academic.oup.com/ips/ips/adv…
27 Apr 2020
This amazing NEW advance article examines the production of resilience in migrant domestic workers as a necessary component of neoliberalism. It is fascinating:
“Supermaids”: Hyper-resilient Subjects in Neoliberal Migration Governance by @LibertyChee
doi.org/10.1093/ips/olaa009
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17 Apr 2020
Scissoring the Thread of Life? Slavery, criminalisation, citizenship and mobility mmppf.wordpress.com/2020/04/… via @wordpressdotcom
26 Feb 2020
Finnish court lowers a human trafficking sentence because perpetrator did not create the practices that enabled the act but took advantage of existing deficiencies in the legal framework for recruitment and labour inspection hs.fi/kotimaa/art-2000006419…
27 Jan 2020
Perks of PhD position @EuropeanUni: being on the receiving end of many fantastic lectures (I have high hopes for these ones!)