Ep. 13 - Who Shapes Possibilities? Authority and Order in International Law

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Ratio

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Ep. 13 - Who Shapes Possibilities? Authority and Order in International Law

Ratio

44 minutes 6 seconds

10 months ago

Ep. 13 - Who Shapes Possibilities? Authority and Order in International Law

In this episode of Ratio, Professor Floris de Witte interviews Dr Marie Petersmann and Dr Dimitri Vandermeerssche on the work they have done curating their lecture series, conference and podcast: "Underworlds – Sites and Struggles of Global Dis/Ordering." In their conversation with Floris, Marie and Dimitri discuss the ways in which conceptions of authority and order shape how international law operates in upholding certain practices while inhibiting the imagination of novel ways of engaging with our planet, its natural resources, and the politics that dot the international system.

This episode was produced by Mohid Malik.

Speakers: Floris de Witte, Marie Petersmann, and Dimitri Vandermeerssche

Website: https://www.lse.ac.uk/law

Instagram: @lselaw; X: @LSERatio

Listen to the Underworld series here: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/underworlds