Critical Human Rights Studies

Published in association with the Human Rights Consortium and the Institute of Commonwealth Studies

Series editor(s): Damien Short, Professor of Human Rights and Environmental Justice, Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London, UK

The Critical Human Rights Studies series is committed to investigating today’s most pressing human rights issues from diverse interdisciplinary and intellectual perspectives. It embraces critically engaged scholarship, methodologies spanning the humanities and social sciences, creative non-fiction writing, co-produced approaches that bridge research and practice in human rights, and work that engages directly with policy. The series interrogates the human rights-related dimensions of phenomena such as colonisation, genocide, ecocide and environmental issues, migration, reconciliation projects, freedom of expression, digital rights, racism, poverty, indigenous peoples’ rights, corporate power and extractive industries.

Published in association with the Human Rights Consortium and the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, this series is fully open access and welcomes new proposals in particular from those looking to bring perspectives and approaches from the humanities to address the series’ central concerns.

Print ISSN 3049-9224
Online ISSN 3049-9232