
#10 - Monica Hakimi - Making Sense of Customary International Law
In this edition of the Jus Cogens Podcast, we revisit basic assumptions and conceptual foundations of customary international law as it develops and applies. Professor Monica Hakimi of Michigan Law pr...
19 Juli 202048min

#9 - A Young Professionals Guide to a Career in Public International Law
In this houseful episode, 9 young aspiring international lawyers from all over the world come together to share stories, experiences, opportunities and struggles of pursuing a career in public interna...
26 Maj 20201h 19min

#8 - Eric Talbot Jensen - Cyberspace, Sovereignty and International Law
This week, we explore the realm of cyberspace, delving into issues of applicability of international law including emerging challenges for state sovereignty with Prof. Eric Talbot Jensen. Eric Jensen ...
11 Maj 202054min

#6 - Robert Heinsch - International Humanitarian Law Clinics
In this episode, Dr. Robert Heinsch (Director KGF and IHL Clinics at Leiden University) joins us to talk everything about IHL clinics, particularly the models adopted at Leiden and Bochum. The article...
8 Maj 20201h 13min

#1 - Niels Blokker - INJUGOVINS
In the pilot of the Jus Cogens podcast, Professor Niels Blokker of Leiden University Law School, joins me to discuss International Institutional Law, some new legal jargon (INJUGOVINS) and insights on...
5 Maj 202041min

#5 - Jens Iverson - Do War Aims Matter in International Law?
In this episode I sit with Dr. Jens Iverson of Leiden University to discuss the importance of articulating clear and specific war aims in international law. I talk to Dr. Iverson regarding his work ti...
5 Maj 202041min

#4 - Emma Irving - Hate Speech on Social Media in Myanmar Conflict
This week Dr. Emma Irving joins me on Jus Cogens to discuss hate speech and incitement on social media and the role of international accountability mechanisms in light of OHCHR commissioned Independen...
5 Maj 202034min

#2 and 3 - Helen Duffy - Extraordinary Renditions and Detentions
This week Dr. Helen Duffy joins me to discuss Extraordinary renditions and detentions in light of ECtHR's recent judgment on Lithuania alleged involvement in facilitating rendition on their territory....
5 Maj 202028min



















