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Are you curious about the power of international cooperation? And how it affects our future? Then tune in to the NextPagePod, the podcast designed to advance the conversation on multilateralism!Each episode delves into global issues through a multilateral lens exploring how…
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The League of Nations and International Law (opens the original)
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Editors Karin van Leeuwen and Morten Rasmussen explain how their Cambridge Handbook uses deep archival research across dozens of collections and brings together international contributors to reveal how the League of Nations used legal techniques, institutions, and networks to shape an incipient form of global governance. The episode highlights key findings — the League’s legal section and court experiments, tensions between sovereign equality and imperial hierarchies, and case studies like Upper
Diplomacy's Keystone: International Law for Diplomats (opens the original)
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Mario Oyarzábal, Member of the International Law Commission and the Legal Advisor to the Argentine Ministry of Foreign Affairs, discusses the new book International Law for Diplomats, a concise, practitioner-focused guide written to help diplomats—lawyers and non-lawyers alike—handle real-world issues like treaty negotiation, state immunities, use of force, human rights, and dispute settlement. The episode explains the book’s structure around systemic issues, current issues, and practical craft,
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