The hybridity of international lawmaking: impressions and afterthoughts from the esil 2021 stockholm conference

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• who: Press. et al. from the On, September, Stockholm University hosted the Annual Conference of the European Society of International Law titled u2018Changes in International Lawmaking: Actors, Processes, Impact`The hybrid format of the Conference both in person and online due to the ongoing pandemic worked as an apt metaphor for its overarching theme. As international lawmaking takes place within a broader context of cultural fusion and transboundary and global exigencies, hybridity can certainly be construed as one of its features. Hybridity is not a legal term of art [1]. In postcolonial studies, hybridity denotes a u2018global . . .
  

   

  

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