
The world might often seem like it’s ordered and classified in fixed and stable ways. So things are, so they ought to be. Things like war and revolution, citizenship, peace agreements and criminal law, are pinned down by legal definitions, by common understandings, by textbooks… aren’t they? This 4-episode podcast raises questions about how fixed and stable things really are.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 5 | Founded | a year ago |
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The world might often seem like it’s ordered and classified in fixed and stable ways. So things are, so they ought to be. Things like war and revolution, citizenship, peace agreements and criminal law, are pinned down by legal definitions, by common ... more
In this episode Izzy Rhoads, Anuja Jaiswal and Nasia Hadjigeorgiou talk to Ian M. Cook about their research and personal relationships to the theme of the legal afterlife of… citizenship. Ranging broadly from Cyprus to North Korea to Myanmar, the gue... more
In this episode Charlotte al Khalili, BirgitteStampe Holst and Marika (Miki) Sosnowski talk to Ian M. Cook about their research and personal relationships to the theme of the legal afterlife of… war and revolution. This ranges from the Syrian revolut... more
In this episode Amanda Blair and Sonia Qadir talk to Ian M. Cook about their research and personal relationship to the theme of the legal afterlife of… criminal law. Amanda’s work focuses on the prosecution of sexual and gender-based crimes during wa... more
In this episode Daniel Ricardo Quiroga-Villamarín talks to Ian M. Cook about his research and personal relationship to the theme of the legal afterlife of… peace agreements. Dani grew up in Colombia, like many others studied law and went on to march ... more
In this episode Izzy Rhoads, Anuja Jaiswal and Nasia Hadjigeorgiou talk to Ian M. Cook about their research and personal relationships to the theme of the legal afterlife of… citizenship.
Ranging broadly from Cyprus to North Korea to Myanmar, the g... more
In this episode Charlotte al Khalili, Birgitte Stampe Holst and Marika (Miki) Sosnowski talk to Ian M. Cook about their research and personal relationships to the theme of the legal afterlife of… war and revolution. This ranges from the Syrian revolu... more
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