Sara Kendall

Aww thank you! It’s such great work!

As a 30 year vegetarian and one time marathon training person, I just didn’t pay attention because I think the concern with protein is overrated. But Ethiopian style red lentils are amazing, as are black eyed peas with spinach

I can’t do it. As if somehow a parenthetical reference to the author of a text reveals enough, and what else we want to ask of them

Cultural institutions in Germany are experiencing a mood shift. From my latest article @artnet

I am looking for a PhD researcher for my SNSF-funded project ‘Law by Colour Code: Locating Race and Racism in International Law’ at the Graduate Institute, Geneva. It is a full-time position, funded for four-years, and with an annual pay of 50 000 CHF, and starts in September 2024. Spread the word!

Looks like an incredible project!

At least we don’t need to do much dry cleaning

It’s good to be reminded from time to time that our gripes are quite specific in the labouring economy, and aspects of our jobs are amazing.

Reminded again that some academics I know keep dropping their Harvard connections as currency - let’s end that please

Your reminder that less than half of one percent of undergrad students attend Ivy League Institutions

There is something about the hands

Sam is right

“Save the Children, a global charity, said that it had documented the cases of at least 7,685 children under the age of 5 who were so malnourished that they required ‘urgent medical treatment to avoid death.’”

Yes, no dialling back from this.

America’s undoing Triumphant at the end of the Cold War, the United States pledged to lead humanity in a new world order. Two conflicts—in Gaza and in Ukraine—have exposed that it has never been weaker

My new piece www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/world/united...

It’s slow here but at least we aren’t perpetuating the awful - I was in the Bay Area when the bird first emerged, and I didn’t join back then because I didn’t like ‘tweet’ as a verb. Maybe this space can learn from what happened to Twitter, not only since Elon’s takeover

Looking forward to hosting this event on race & gender in law & political economy with so many wonderful & generous scholars tomorrow at the Amsterdam School of Law

In-person registration is closed now (no room left sorry!), but you can join us online - see more below

sgel.uva.nl/content/even...

We have two new fellowship opportunities from our Investigative Tech Team. The deadline to apply to both is January 15th 2024, see this thread for further details...

www.hrw.org/the-day-in-h...

Thank you, @andrewstroehlein.bsky.social

So excited to see you here, Fleur!

And with the incredible @aycacu.bsky.social!

Like some creep at a bar that won’t go away

Almost there!

Was going to ask if you have a discount code, but I see it’s in another post. Looks like a fantastic take

By which I mean, the law of armed conflict and international humanitarian law refer to the same field

Yes, there’s a lot of discretion that states use to their advantage

Two ways of saying the same thing, more or less.

Because proportionality is a balancing principle, the IDF seems to continue to extend what it considers a permissible amount of civilian harm in relation to what it determines is necessary militarily. But it is clearly in breach of IHL and has developed doctrines that breach it: