Michele Tedeschini
@micheletedeschini.bsky.social
Post-doctoral researcher in Berlin. Marxism, psychoanalysis, and a slowly receding hairline.
If they haven't been mentioned yet, I'd consider some excerpt from Radha D'Souza's "What's wrong with rights?" and possibly Wendy Brown's piece "Suffering rights as paradoxes"
November 4, 2025 at 2:47 PM
If they haven't been mentioned yet, I'd consider some excerpt from Radha D'Souza's "What's wrong with rights?" and possibly Wendy Brown's piece "Suffering rights as paradoxes"
In a sense, this follows up on a 2022 article that explained the int'l law of seabed mining based on economic difficulties encountered by the US from the 1970s onwards. The newly-published piece examines current devts against problems that China's rise poses for US-European #EV makers
Unclosure: The International Law of Seabed Mining and the Systemic Cycles of Capital Accumulation
The growing electric vehicle industry is heavily reliant on minerals like lithium, cobalt, nickel, and copper. As corporations scramble to access vast deposits
papers.ssrn.com
November 3, 2025 at 3:27 PM
In a sense, this follows up on a 2022 article that explained the int'l law of seabed mining based on economic difficulties encountered by the US from the 1970s onwards. The newly-published piece examines current devts against problems that China's rise poses for US-European #EV makers