Neha Jain

Witnessing the large-scale displacement and conditions of statelessness in the wake of the Second World War, political theorist Hannah Arendt coined the evocative phrase the right to have rights, arguing that the fundamental right, from which all other rights sprung, was the right to membership of a political community.

This project is part of a longer-term research agenda, which interrogates the legitimacy and authority of international criminal law.