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Introduction: Nomos, Theos and Cultures of Violence

  • Bill Grantham is a lawyer, writer and independent scholar based in Tinahely, Ireland. He has taught in universities in the USA, Europe and Australia and most recently was visiting Professor of Media Law and Policy at Loughborough University London. A large number–maybe six dozen–of his relatives were deported to Auschwitz in 1944.

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    Roshan de Silva-Wijeyeratne is a lecturer in law, School of Humanities, Social Sciences and Law, University of Dundee, Scotland, UK.
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Pólemos
From the journal Pólemos Volume 18 Issue 2

Published Online: 2024-09-25
Published in Print: 2024-09-25

© 2024 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Frontmatter
  2. Miscellaneous
  3. Possession
  4. Editorial
  5. Introduction: Nomos, Theos and Cultures of Violence
  6. Focus
  7. State Violence, Divine Abuse
  8. Inoperativity and Destituent Power in Benjamin, Agamben and Spinoza
  9. On the (Im)possible Relation Between the Universal and the Relative: The Aporia of Community
  10. Violent México: The War on Drugs, the Persistence of Oligarchies, and Gender Issues
  11. Want to Build a Death Camp? Call in the Lawyers: Obtaining Legal Title to the Land for the Killing Camp at Auschwitz
  12. “I Want to Judge! I Have to Judge!”: Judg-mentaility and the Theopolitics of the Apocalypse
  13. Research
  14. “She Would Get all of Them. Every Last One”: Carrie and the Jouissance of Revenge
  15. Book Review
  16. Matteo Nicolini: Legal Geography, Comparative Law and the Production of Space
https://doi.org/10.1515/pol-2024-2013

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Frontmatter
  2. Miscellaneous
  3. Possession
  4. Editorial
  5. Introduction: Nomos, Theos and Cultures of Violence
  6. Focus
  7. State Violence, Divine Abuse
  8. Inoperativity and Destituent Power in Benjamin, Agamben and Spinoza
  9. On the (Im)possible Relation Between the Universal and the Relative: The Aporia of Community
  10. Violent México: The War on Drugs, the Persistence of Oligarchies, and Gender Issues
  11. Want to Build a Death Camp? Call in the Lawyers: Obtaining Legal Title to the Land for the Killing Camp at Auschwitz
  12. “I Want to Judge! I Have to Judge!”: Judg-mentaility and the Theopolitics of the Apocalypse
  13. Research
  14. “She Would Get all of Them. Every Last One”: Carrie and the Jouissance of Revenge
  15. Book Review
  16. Matteo Nicolini: Legal Geography, Comparative Law and the Production of Space
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