How are drones changing the way wars are fought? What kinds of harm do they cause for civilians? And is international law able to keep pace with these developments? Engaging with these questions, in this episode of Beyond Compliance: In Conversation, Katharine and Florian speak with Khrystyna Kozak, Researcher at the Center for Civilians in Conflict’s …
AGIL Podcast – Episode 6 of Season 2: Drones & The Future of War Read More »
What is ‘civilian harm’, and how should it be understood in contemporary warfare? Why do definitions matter, and who gets to shape them? In this episode of Beyond Compliance: In Conversation, Katharine and Florian speak with Lauren Gould from Utrecht University and Janina Dill from the University of Oxford about evolving approaches to defining and addressing …
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What does the loss of home during conflict mean for those affected? And how well does international law capture and address this experience? In this episode of Beyond Compliance: In Conversation, Katharine and Florian talk to Luke Moffett, Chair of the Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law at Queen’s University Belfast, and Ammar Azzouz, Research …
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How do sanctions affect the dynamics of armed conflict? How do sanctions work? And do they succeed in addressing harm and need? Exploring such questions, in this episode of Beyond Compliance: In Conversation, Katharine and Florian speak with Delaney Simon from the International Crisis Group and Mohammad Kanfash from Utrecht University. Listen here: Cited documents: Kanfash, Mohammad, Sanctions as Barriers …
How was civilian protection practiced and experienced during the international intervention and war in Afghanistan? And what are the legacies for international law today? In this episode of Beyond Compliance: In Conversation, Katharine and Florian speak with Shaharzad Akbar, former Chairperson of the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission, and Thomas Gregory, author of Weaponizing Civilian Protection: Counterinsurgency and …
How are civilians in Ukraine exercising agency in the digital realm? And what are the consequences of their digital engagement, both politically and under international law? In this episode of Beyond Compliance: In Conversation, Katharine and Florian bring together Oona Hathaway and Taras Fedirko (experts from law and political and economic anthropology) to shed light on …
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How does a community’s relationship with the land they live on feed into their experiences of harm? What solutions do they find to protect themselves? In this episode of Beyond Compliance: In Conversation, Katharine and Florian talk to Dr Piergiuseppe (Pier) Parisi and Dr Marwan Darweish about their research on the different ways in which civilian …
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How is civil society in South Sudan engaging with armed actors to protect civilians? And what can humanitarian actors do? In this episode of Beyond Compliance: In Conversation, Katharine and Florian talk to Rev Peter Tibi, Gemma Davies and Leigh Mayhew about how different types of actors can strengthen civilian protection. Listen here: Cited documents: Davies, …
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“The Legal Afterlife of War and Revolution” slow scholarship project has published a new 4-part podcast series called “The Legal Afterlife of….” which can be found here: Apple podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-legal-afterlife-of/id1804460968 It is organised and led by Marika Sosnowski at the Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness at Melbourne Law School. The legal afterlife project team are …
