Lynne Haultain
Director, Victoria Law Foundation
Politics & Society
Podcasts
Is the world suffering from treaty fatigue?
International Court of Justice jurist James Crawford on the diminishing appetite of nation states to join new or remain in established international agreements
Health & Medicine
Podcasts
How attitudes disable
Rethinking our assumptions about people with impairments is a critical step towards more inclusiveness
Environment
Podcasts
Rivers as persons
What it means to give legal rights to nature
Politics & Society
Podcasts
The human cost of homophobia and transphobia
Michael King on the psychological damage suffered by victims of these types of discrimination, and what can be done to reduce their prevalence
Arts & Culture
Podcasts
Investigating state crime
When does a nation go from protector to perpetrator?
Health & Medicine
Podcasts
Designing cities with health in mind
Public health specialist Professor Mark Stevenson on the need to prioritise physical wellbeing in our urban planning
Business & Economics
Podcasts
Ageing workers: Old and in the way?
Older workers and generational battle lines in the workplace
Arts & Culture
Podcasts
Twisting the law on the way to the battlefield
How the US stretches international and domestic laws to wage war on non-state Islamist forces, and how those forces invoke Islamic law to justify their own actions
Sciences & Technology
Podcasts
Law, science and the forging of “truth”
Professor Sheila Jasanoff on how science and the law interact or compete in shaping public reason