Joshua Castellino Livres

The book explores the colonial and decolonial roots of the state-based regime of international law, offering a critical analysis of its implications. It advocates for a new sub-regional framework to effectively address current global challenges, emphasizing the need for a shift in perspective to better navigate the complexities of international relations today.

Exploring the lasting impacts of colonization, this work by Joshua Castellino presents a thought-provoking analysis that challenges conventional views. As a leading socio-legal scholar, Castellino delves into the complexities of post-colonial societies, examining how historical injustices shape contemporary legal and social frameworks. The book offers insights into the interplay between law, identity, and power, making it a vital read for those interested in socio-legal studies and the ongoing effects of colonial history.