Ashley Barnes on the Sudden Surge of International Law.

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Inter Vivos

Thompson Rivers University Faculty of Law

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Inter Vivos (Latin for "between the living”) features conversations with Canadian law scholars on pressing events and policy debates in the news. Topics covered include AI and tech policy, constitutional and democratic rights, and issues in public and international law. Join us as we take a deeper dive into the legal dimensions of some of today's most pressing issues and the insightful work that scholars are doing across the country.

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Ashley Barnes on the Sudden Surge of International Law.

Inter Vivos

39 minutes 43 seconds

1 year ago

Ashley Barnes on the Sudden Surge of International Law.

Today our guest is Dr. Ashley Barnes, an Assistant Professor at Thompson Rivers University and an expert in public and private international law.

Ashley joins us for a discussion around the merits and misgivings of contemporary international litigation. Topics of note include the impacts, or lack thereof, of international dispute resolution decisions; the challenges a UN Security Council veto presents to international court decisions; and the increasing use – or misuse – of international courts.

Hosted by Robert Diab

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