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This #lawcast features Valérie Rosoux & Christopher Murphy discussing the challenges of #mediating in deep-rooted #conflicts marked by long-standing animosity & intergenerational mistrust.
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🎙️ New #Lawcast episode is out now: Valérie Rosoux joins Christopher Murphy to unpack the challenges of mediating deeply rooted conflicts. What tools can mediators use, when should they intervene and how can mistrust turn into a will for peace?
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The Internet facilitates global communication, access to knowledge, and economic exchange. Yet the question of who decides what we can see, say, and share remains pressing. In the new #Lawcast episode, @erik.d-64.social explores the governance of online content moderation: law.mpg.de/lawcast/?id=...
Is Latin America heading toward a clash between human rights and rising Evangelical influence? In the latest #Lawcast, Christopher Murphy speaks with René Urueña about how Evangelical Christianity is reshaping politics, law, and LGBTI rights across the region.
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In this #lawcast, Janne Mende & Christopher Murphy discuss the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn the constitutional right to #abortion & analyze this decision in the context of norm decoupling.
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The new #Lawcast episode examines the US Supreme Court’s 2022 decision to overturn the constitutional right to abortion. Janne Mende and Christopher Murphy discuss norm decoupling and whether this signals a broader shift in liberal-democratic norms.
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The latest #Lawcast explores how Nazi-era civil law changes reveal the power of legal interpretation. Lara Bucholski examines how family law was reshaped to serve the regime’s ideology, challenging the notion of legal neutrality. Listen now: law.mpg.de/lawcast/?id=...
One of #internationallaw’s greatest concerns is ensuring peace, but sometimes it isn't possible. In this #lawcast, Raphael Schäfer elaborates on the functioning of the laws of war based on their historical context.
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#Lawcast: Peace is the aim of international law, but when war becomes inevitable, the focus shifts to making it ‘humane’ and ending it swiftly. Join @raphaelschaefer.de as he explores the laws of war, their history, and lessons for today’s politicians: law.mpg.de/lawcast/?id=...
In this #lawcast, Christopher Murphy is joined by Antoine Vauchez to focus on the re-invention of a central concept of contemporary #European democracy, namely that of ‘#independence’.
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In this #lawcast, Christopher Murphy talks with Kadir Eryilmaz about his field #research on the #Syriacs, how they form their understanding of the law, & how their experiences shape their views on #humanrights.
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