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Two developments associated with globalization challenge the way we think about rights, sovereignty and international law. The first is the increasingly influential discourse of international human rights. This discourse has led cosmopolitan legal and …

Is the systemic crisis threatening to disintegrate the Lebanese state, and already paralyzing its institutions, simply a replay of previous crises that have punctuated, more or less regularly, the country's contemporary history? Without denying the …

Mazdaism (also known as Zoroastrianism or the religion of Zarathustra) is one of the world's oldest religions. Its historical and geographical origins are highly disputed. The historicity of its founder, Zarathustra, has been called into question, as has …

Over the past twenty years, new forms of regulation and organization have revolutionized the world. At the same time, the categories of law, economics and politics used to describe the international order have had to be fundamentally revised. The one-day …