This essay sketches the lineaments of the relationship between international law and the jurisprudence of Peter Fitzpatrick. It argues that Fitzpatrick was a model ‘transnational jurisprudent’ who accepted responsibility for the ongoing conduct of lawful relations, even as he offered a thoroughgoing critique of occidental law. For the occidentally trained international lawyer, Fitzpatrick's work offers a way to take up that responsibility by reimagining international law through its historical roots as a parochial law of encounter.

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不是为了拯救，而是为了相遇：菲茨帕特里克作为跨国法学家

本文概述了国际法与彼得·菲茨帕特里克法理学之间的关系。它认为菲茨帕特里克是一个模范的“跨国法学家”，即使他对西方法律进行了彻底的批判，他也接受了对合法关系的持续进行的责任。对于受过西方培训的国际律师来说，菲茨帕特里克的工作提供了一种承担这一责任的方式，通过将国际法重新想象为一种狭隘的相遇法的历史根源。