SOCIO-LEGAL SCHOLAR OF INTERNATIONAL LAW, JUSTICE AND POWER
Kamari
Clarke
Specializing in Critical Approaches to International Law, Transitional Justice, and Reparatory Justice, examining how historical inequalities undergird contemporary crises in Black life
Publications
The Work
Affective Justice
The International Criminal Court & Pan-African Pushback
Exploring how emotions and historical narratives of inequality shape the discourse around international criminal justice in Africa.
The Routledge Handbook
Law and Society
A comprehensive overview of theoretical and methodological approaches to studying the intersection of legal regimes and societal power.
Research Foci
The Ideas
Four core ideas structuring three decades of legal anthropology and transnational scholarship.
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Navigating the complexities of global legal systems, the friction between national sovereignty and international tribunals, and the politics of accountability.
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Tracing the transnational flow of spiritual traditions and their deep entanglement with race, heritage preservation, and modern political sovereignty.
04
Exploring how digital transformation, satellite imaging, biometric data, and artificial intelligence are fundamentally reshaping human rights evidence and legal truth.
Public Presence
Where to find her next