We tackle the decades-long ethnic tension between the Rohingya Muslims and Myanmarese government that in recent weeks has culminated in what could be a genocide. We specifically take a look at international norm proliferation and why states speak of genocide, but neglect to intervene.

Music: "Shine 1 (loop)" by SkibkaMusic for Freesoung.org with a CC0 1.0 license (https://freesound.org/people/SkibkaMusic/sounds/361139/)

We tackle the decades-long ethnic tension between the Rohingya Muslims and Myanmarese government that in recent weeks has culminated in what could be a genocide. We specifically take a look at international norm proliferation and why states speak of genocide, but neglect to intervene. Music: "Shine 1 (loop)" by SkibkaMusic for Freesoung.org with a CC0 1.0 license (https://freesound.org/people/SkibkaMusic/sounds/361139/)

Norms Are Normal Because We Think They Are

This is Arbitror's weekly podcast on policy matters and current events happening around the globe. Arbitror contributors and staff meet weekly to discuss both trending and more obscure global issues. Arbitror is a publication which turns a critical lens onto the world’s leading governments with the mission of keeping those governments accountable to their citizens and promoting sound policy worldwide.

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