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Articles

  • Bruce-Jones, E. 2009. 'Anthropology as Critical Legal Intervention? Instrumentalization, Co-Construction and Critical Reformulation in the Relationship between Anthropology and International Law', in 14(2) UCLA Journal of International Law and Foreign Affairs, 331-365.
  • Bruce-Jones, E. 2008. (with Joy Chia und Marta Kuklo), 'Next Step Forward: The Development of Clinical Legal Education in Poland through a Clinical Pilot Program in Białystok', in 2(1) Columbia Journal of East European Law, 56–93.
  • Bruce-Jones, E. 2008. 'Race, Space, and the Nation State: Racial Recognition and the Prospects of Substantive Equality under Anti-Discrimination Law in France and Germany', in 39(2) Columbia Human Rights Law Review, 423– 470.
  • Bruce-Jones, E. 2007. 'Surviving September 11th or Snapshots in the Dark?: A Critical Consideration of Two Professional Photographs as Portraits of Denial', in Picturing America: American Studies Conference Series. Peter Lang: Hamburg.

Book Reviews and Comments

  • Bruce-Jones, E. 2012. “Germany’s Stephen Lawrence” (Legal Comment) in 54(2) Race & Class. Sage: London. 82–87.
  • Bruce-Jones, E. 2007. Review of Alex Buchwald, Der Fall Tadic vor dem Internationalen Jugoslawientribunal im Lichte der Entscheidung der Berufungskammer vom 2. Oktober 1995 (2005). Austrian Review of International and European Law, Brill Academic Publishers: Leiden, The Netherlands.
  • Bruce-Jones, E. 2006. Review of Klaus Dieter Beiter, The Right to Education Under International Law. MenschenRechtsMagazin, Heft 3, MenschenRechtsZentrum: Potsdam, Germany. (in German).

Reports and Translations

  • Bruce-Jones, E. 2013. “Institutionalised Racism in Germany: Law Enforcement” in Recycling Hatred: Racism(s) in Europe Today. A Dialogue between Academics, Equality Experts and Civil Society Activists. The European Network Against Racism, Brussels, (in co-ordination with the Open Society Foundations and PROGRESS, the EU Programme for Employment and Social Solidarity), February 2013, 96 – 102.
  • Bruce-Jones, E. Co-authored with Lucas Paoli Itaborahy. 2011. “State-sponsored Homophobia: A world survey of laws prohibiting same sex activity between consenting adults.” International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association, May 2011. Available online at www.ilga.org.
  • Bruce-Jones, E. 2005. Translation of Installation 'Block 25: The Tent' for the 60th Anniversary of Closing of Ravensbrück Concentration Camp. Commissioned by Stephan Hördler, Ravensbrück Foundation, Ravensbrück, Germany, April 2005.

Invited Roundtables

  • ‘Varieties of European Racism(s)’ Symposium. Discussant on institutional racism. European Network Against Racism, with support of the Open Society Foundations and the European Commission. Les Ateliers des Tanneurs, Brussels. September 2012.
  • ‘LGBT Rights in the Commonwealth’ Conference. Chair of panel entitled “Social Aspects of Decriminalisation.” University of London, Institute for Commonwealth Studies, Senate House, London. January 2011.
  • 'Fachgespräch zur 4. ECRI-Report zu Deutschland' (Expert Roundtable the 4th ECRI Report to Germany). Represented the Initiative Schwarzer Deutsche e.V. at roundtable. German Institute for Human Rights, Berlin, Germany. June 2010.
  • 'European Convention against Racism and Intolerance Roundtable on the Fourth Report to Germany'. NH Hotel, Berlin, Germany. May 2010.
  • 'Fachgespräch zu den Empfehlungen des UN-Ausschusses zur Beseitigung rassistischer Diskriminierung an Deutschland vom August 2008'. (Expert Roundtable on Recommendations of the UN Convention for Eliminating All Forms of Racial Discrimination, August 2008). Represented the Initiative Schwarzer Deutsche e.V. at roundtable. German Institute for Human Rights, Berlin, Germany. June 2009.

Conference Papers

  • “Death Zones and Comfort Zones: LGBTI Decriminalisation and the Refugee Question”. Delivered at Critical Legal Conference, Stockholm, Sweden. September 2012.
  • “Oury Jalloh and the Colonial Scene: Law as Reminder”. Delivered at London Conference for Critical Thought, Birkbeck College School of Law. June 2012.
  • “Black German activism and law: Resisting expulsion.” Delivered at Opening the Boundaries of Citizenship Conference, The European Research Council and The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK. February 2012.
  • “Black Knowledge Production: Expectation, Exclusion and the Law.” Delivered at the German Studies Association Annual Conference, Louisville Kentucky, USA. September 2011.
  • “Meanings of Persecution in LGBTI Asylum Claims.” Delivered at ORAM San Francisco Pride Teach-in, Hastings School of Law, San Francisco, USA. June 2011.
  • “Black German Epistemologies and the Law: Fieldnotes on a Legal Crisis.” Delivered at the 2011 Annual Law and Society Conference, San Francisco, USA. June 2011.
  • “Queering Culture: Some notes on international LGBTI work.” Delivered at SOAS Queer Law Conference, London. May 2011.
  • “Begegnungen: Jura, Erwartung und Ausgrenzung. Eine ethnograpische Untersuchung Schwarz-Europas und juristischer Epistemologien in Berlin und London“ Law and Society Institute, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. February 2011.
  • ‘Anti-homosexuality laws in perspective: from Africa to the UK.’ LSESU Law Society Lecture Series, London School of Economics, October 2010.
  • 'Narratives of Law—Black Germans and the Law', at Critical Race Theory in Europe Symposium/Retreat. Bernau, Germany. June 2010.
  • 'Racial Equality and the Law in Germany, France and the UK', at Golden Gate Law School Summer Program, Paris, France. June 2010.
  • 'Black Berliners, Black Londoners and the Law'. Delivered at the Public International Law Research Group Colloquium. March 2010.
  • 'The Case of Oury Jalloh', panellist at discussion following the workshop reading of a play titled The Most Unsatisfied Town, Institute for Cultural Inquiry, Berlin, Germany. December 2009.
  • 'The Subject of (Black) European Ethnography: Theorizing Belonging through Fanon's Phenomenological Responsibility and Appadurai's Global Modernity'. Delivered at the International Symposium, Trajectories of Emancipation and Black European Thinkers, jointly organized by the National Institute for the study of Dutch Slavery and its Legacy, Duke University, and the University of Bremen. Amsterdam, The Netherlands. June 2009.
  • 'German and EU Asylum Conditions'. Invited by playwright Amy Evans to hold discussion after reading of play Achidi J's Final Hours. Culture Project, New York, USA. October 2006.
  • 'Surviving September 11th or Snapshots in the Dark?: A Critical Consideration of two Professional Photographs as Portraits of Denial'. Delivered at the American Studies Conference, Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany. May, 2005.
  • 'The Use of Poetry in US Black Feminist Politics, 60s to the 90s: A look at the written work of Lorde, Giovanni, Sanchez, and Jordan'. Delivered at Joliba e.V. für Interkulturelles Leben (Center for Intercultural Life), Berlin, Germany. February, 2005.
  • 'HIV in Justizvollzugsanstalten in Berlin' (HIV in Berlin Prisons). Delivered at the Institute Research Colloquium, Department of European Ethnology, Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany. February 2005.
  • 'Afro-German Identity: The Diaspora in Contemporary Literature'. Delivered at the American Studies Conference, Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany. May, 2003.
  • 'Conflicting Concepts in Contextualizing Whiteness'. Delivered as guest lecture at the American Studies Department, Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany. April 2003.

 

 
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