Contested Indigeneity and Traditionality in Environmental Litigation: The Politics of Expertise in Regional Human Rights Courts

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RT @MariePetersmann: My latest piece is out #OA in the Human Rights Law Review @OUPLaw: On the onto-epistemic injustices at play when huma…

RT @MariePetersmann: My latest piece is out #OA in the Human Rights Law Review @OUPLaw: On the onto-epistemic injustices at play when huma…

RT @MariePetersmann: My latest piece is out #OA in the Human Rights Law Review @OUPLaw: On the onto-epistemic injustices at play when huma…

Thanks The Syllabus @syllabus_tweets for featuring my latest piece in your activist section. It's #openaccess in the Human Rights Law Review

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