Papers

InfraReg publishes a working paper series under the umbrella of the established IILJ Working Papers. In addition, we are providing a forum for peer-reviewed short contributions (about 3000 words) to stimulate debate about infrastructures-as-regulation, their social ordering power, and implications for law and justice. NYU Law students are encouraged to write about these topics and selected papers may be published as IILJ Emerging Scholars Papers. We also collaborated with AJIL Unbound and published a Symposium on Infrastructuring International Law.

117 AJIL Unbound (2023)

Symposium on Infrastructuring International Law

Benedict Kingsbury(et al)

IILJ Working Paper 2024/1 (InfraReg Series)

Sensoring the Oceans: The Argo Floats Array in the Governance of Science Data Infrastructures

Angelina FisherBenedict KingsburyThomas Streinz

IILJ Working Paper 2021/5 (Infrareg Series)

Infrastructural Developmentalism and its Many Types of Global Law

Alejandro Rodiles

IILJ Working Paper 2021/3 (Infrareg Series)

Infrastructures and Laws: Publics and Publicness

Benedict KingsburyNahuel Maisley

IILJ Working Paper 2021/2 (Infrareg Series)

Virtual Borders – International Law and the Elusive Inequalities of Algorithmic Association

Dimitri Van Den Meerssche

IILJ Working Paper 2020/1 (InfraReg Series)

Infrastructure and InfraReg: On Rousing the International Law ‘Wizards of Is’

Benedict Kingsbury