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This book bridges the literature on autocratic legalism with contributions from socio-legal and urban studies. Using in-depth field work, Gradualist Lawfare, Urban Politics, and Local Power in Angola explores the global rise of authoritarian lawmaking in cities and the potential of efforts to (re)claim local power.
The book offers a novel theorization of the International Human Protection Order, showing the move from international lawmaking to international legal ordering over time.
Structuring Exclusion: Institutions, Grievances, and Ethnic State Capture explains ethnic state capture in post-2003 Iraq under consociational power-sharing in Iraq as an outcome of ethnic dominance as a control strategy adopted by successive leaders under prior regimes.
