Politics and International Relations
Centring Care in International Law
This lecture considers the implications of a care focus for international law. The paper's claims are threefold: first, that feminist care ethics offers substantial resources to productively reorient feminist work in international law away from the dominant focus on harm; second, that care has unarticulated but meaningful legal salience in international law; and finally, that dialogue and adaptation to international law can productively develop care theory.
