In this special episode, two ILS members, Shaye and Franklin, sit down with Catherine Tinker, founder and president of an NGO accredited to ECOSOC at the United Nations, to cover some of the early history of the U.N. and the critical role international law played in that history.

International Law in the Formation and History of the United Nations

This is the official podcast for the International Law Society at the School of Diplomacy and International Relations. The International Law Society (ILS) is a graduate student led organization that also involves undergraduate students interested in international law. ILS is tasked with providing a forum for students to learn about critical issues in international law and informing students of careers in the field. We hope this podcast can relay to all interested parties the historical and ongoing issues in international law, especially those with foreign policy and geopolitical implications.

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International Law in the Formation and History of the United Nations

International Law in the Formation and History of the United Nations