International Law, Autonomographical Narratives, and the Reimagining of Legal Subjectivity
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- Georgios Askitas
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This research introduces the concept of “autonomography” to explore how international law is constructed not only through institutional narratives but also through the lived experiences of its subjects. At the intersection of critical approaches to international law, comparative international law, and theories of autobiography, it questions the limits of dominant legal narratives and the possibilities for the emergence of new legal subjectivities. The study examines the autonomographic nature of international institutions, then turns to literary and meta-legal narratives as alternative spaces for the production of legal meaning. It argues that integrating these narratives could help rehumanize international law and open its interpretive frameworks to a greater plurality of experiences, sensitivities, and perspectives.
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Georgios Askitas. International Law, Autonomographical Narratives, and the Reimagining of Legal Subjectivity. 2026. https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.6977939
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