Essays
Three bodies of work, one question. Justice endures only as structure, and structures can be hollowed while every word stays on the page.
Australian Essays
Racism written into statute, the protection regimes, the schooling of national memory, and what truth-telling requires before it can be codified.
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American Essays
The Fourteenth Amendment guarantees that government must treat every person fairly and equally. A court emptied it once while leaving every word in place, and the same operation is running now.
Two essays →
International Essays
The law that is supposed to bind states to one another, and what happens to protected persons and protected places when it does not.
Two essays →