New Critical Legal Thinking articulates a newly-emergent stream of politically engaged contemporary critical legal scholarship.

Part 1: Resistance, Dissensus and the Subject: Human Rights: Confronting Governments?, Jessica Whyte; Stasis Syntagma: The Names and Types of Resistance,Costas Douzinas; A Different Constituent Power: Agamben & Tunisia, Illan rua Wall; Para-protest: Reading a Parody of Police Gesture as Political Protest with Giorgio Agamben, Connal Parsley; Part 2: The State, Violence and Biopolitics: The Distribution of Death: Notes Towards a Bio-political Theory of Criminal Law, Ben Golder; Disassembling Legal Form: Ownership and the Racial Body, Brenna Bhandar; Being, Nothing, Becoming: Hegel and the Legal Order,Tarik Kochi; Critical Legal Thought in Public International Law, Jason A. Beckett; Economy or law?,Vincent Keter; Part 3: Futures of Critical Legal Thinking: Before the Law, Encounters at the Borderline, Elena Loizidou; Life Beyond Law: Questioning a Return to Origins, Matthew Stone; Notes for a Novella of the Future, Oscar Guardiola-Rivera;Towards a Radical Cosmopolitanism, Gilbert Leung.