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Called to the Bar: International Law over Drinks

Douglas Guilfoyle
International Law
Israel
International Criminal Court
Self-Determination
ICJ
Palestinian Territory
Genocide Convention
UN General Assembly
Human Rights
Queer Theory
International Court Of Justice
Gaza
Apartheid
Diplomatic Relations
Security Council
Climate Change
Palestine
War Crimes
International Maritime Law
Houthi Crime

A podcast of informal conversation about topical issues in international law, life in academia and whatever else is on our mind. Hosted by Douglas Guilfoyle, Juliette McIntyre, Tamsin Paige, Imogen Saunders, and Nitna Tzouvala. Music: Sam Barsh, Oils of Au Lait

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In Episode 60 of Called to the Bar, host Imogen Saunders (ANU) sits down with three leading journal editors — Prof Ingrid Brunk of the American Journal of International Law, Prof Liz Fisher of the Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, and Prof Jolyon Ford... more

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In this episode of Called to the Bar - International Law over Drinks, Douglas Guilfoyle, Tamsin Philipa Paige, and Ntina Tzouvala gather (with hot chocolate, peppermint tea, and white wine) to unravel UN Security Council Resolution 2803 and its annex... more

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Pack your travel mugs and methodological curiosity - Dr Tamsin Phillipa Paige is on the road! This roving episode of Called to the Bar comes to you from Newcastle and Manchester, where Tamsin chats with an impressive lineup of international law schol... more

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The UNRWA Opinion: The ICJ, the future of the UN system and ... K-Pop Demon Hunters? In this episode of Called to the Bar: International Law Over Drinks, host Dr Juliette McIntyre (University of South Australia) is joined by Dr Tamer Morris (Universi... more

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Recent Guests

Ingrid Brunk
Co-Editor-in-Chief of the American Journal of International Law at Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt University
Episode: 60. Publishing, Peer Review and What Editors Wish You Knew
Liz Fisher
Former General Editor of the Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, educator from Oxford University
Oxford University
Episode: 60. Publishing, Peer Review and What Editors Wish You Knew
Jo Ford
General Editor of the Australian Yearbook of International Law and educator from Australian National University
Australian National University
Episode: 60. Publishing, Peer Review and What Editors Wish You Knew
Matteo Bassetti
PhD candidate researching trans rights and pathologisation of trans individuals.
SADAS
Episode: 58. The Newcastle and Manchester Roadshow: Methodology, Feminism, and the End of the World
Cristy Clark
Researcher at the University of Canberra focusing on environmental law and human rights.
University of Canberra
Episode: 58. The Newcastle and Manchester Roadshow: Methodology, Feminism, and the End of the World
Emily Jones
International Lawyer doing feminist, queer, post-human, environmental law.
Newcastle Law School
Episode: 58. The Newcastle and Manchester Roadshow: Methodology, Feminism, and the End of the World
Matilda Arvidsson
Legal scholar focusing on international law, post-human feminism, and AI.
Independent Scholar
Episode: 58. The Newcastle and Manchester Roadshow: Methodology, Feminism, and the End of the World
Juliana Santos De Carvalho
Postdoctoral fellow at the University of Cambridge Centre for Gender Studies.
University of Cambridge
Episode: 58. The Newcastle and Manchester Roadshow: Methodology, Feminism, and the End of the World
Kay Lalor
Reader in human rights law focusing on queer and feminist legal scholarship.
Manchester Law School
Episode: 58. The Newcastle and Manchester Roadshow: Methodology, Feminism, and the End of the World

Hosts

Douglas Guilfoyle
Professor of International Law and Security
Tamsin Paige
Associate Professor at Deakin University
Ntina Tzouvala
Host and Associate Professor

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 46 ratings
  • Clear, informative and entertaining

    This is an excellent podcast hosted by a team of outstanding international law scholars. It’s beautifully produced, informative, and highly engaging. While clear & succinct summaries of legal doctrine are foregrounded, they are presented with humour and critically analysed in their political & economic context. The sprinklings of progressive critique and occasional strong language are icing on the cake. Perfect listening material for international law scholars, students and anyone who takes an i... more

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    5
    cristyclark
    Australia6 months ago
  • Greatest podcast of all times

    Can’t recommend it enough

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GBAB090
    Canadaa year ago
  • How is this podcast free?

    Genuine experts in their field talking about stuff they know REALLY well in a way which is interesting and accessible to non-experts. And speaking frankly and openly about sensitive and important issues in a way we don’t often hear.

    Warm and passionate presenter and guest.

    Essential listening for people interested in the law behind the conflict in Gaza. I would give it 10 stars if I could.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TimboS79
    Australia2 years ago
  • Really great pod

    Really interesting and explained in a way that’s so easily understood.

    As someone with an LLM looking for opportunities in the international legal space it’s also great to hear from academics on how they got started.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ChrisFitz2024
    Australia2 years ago

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The integration of humor with serious legal topics keeps the content accessible and relatable for broader audiences.
Listeners appreciate the expert insights offered by knowledgeable hosts and guests, finding the discussions to be both enriching and enjoyable.
Critics point out the valuable engagement with complex issues in a format that welcomes varying viewpoints, making it essential for those interested in international relations and law.

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60. Publishing, Peer Review and What Editors Wish You Knew
Q: What interests brought you to a career in law and academia?
Each guest reflected on their unique journey into academia, discussing their early influences, decisions, and the importance of pursuing what genuinely interests them.
56. Does Australia have Credible Climate Targets? (Spoilers: no)
Q: What does and doesn't count towards this reduction target?
The target excludes Scope 3 emissions, which are significant due to Australia's fossil fuel exports. The approach focuses on domestic emissions only.
55. Defending the Defence: Life on the Other Side of the Courtroom
Q: How do you ensure that there's a fair trial when the defendant is absent from the proceedings?
We struggle with how to defend someone we've never met... the center of our world is the client, and we can't do that with an absent defendant.
55. Defending the Defence: Life on the Other Side of the Courtroom
Q: What would you say maybe is the number one difficulty when it comes to running an international criminal trial?
The biggest obstacle is the lack of widespread state support for international criminal justice.
55. Defending the Defence: Life on the Other Side of the Courtroom
Q: Can you tell us a little bit about what path led you to your current position?
I started in private practice but switched to study international criminal law at Cambridge... I interned at the ICC and gradually got involved in defense work in trials.

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This podcast features a series of insightful and engaging conversations centered around international law, revealing its complexities through an informal lens. The hosts, a diverse group of scholars and practitioners, explore pressing issues such as humanitarian law, climate change implications, and the dynamics of geopolitical relations, while also reflecting on their experiences in academia. Topics presented span from legal analysis of conflicts to discussions on diversity, representation, and progressive perspectives within legal frameworks, making the content accessible yet intellectually stimulating for both experts and laypersons alike. The unique blend of humor and depth throughout the episodes encourages listeners to engage with cri... more

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