Travaux

Kaylene Khosla, Berkeley Law '22 sits down with Julia Bennett, Berkeley Law '23 to discuss international responses and possible legal solutions to racially discriminatory policing in the context of protest, examining the contrast specifically between the treatment of Black Lives Matter protestors and that of Capitol Insurrectionists in the U.S.

Outro music is Fog Lake's "side effects" found on the album "Dragonchaser", released on 2017-02-17. Listen to the complete track here: freemusicarchive.org/music/Fog_Lake…8_side_effects.

Kaylene Khosla, Berkeley Law '22 sits down with Paulina Montez, Berkeley Law '23 to discuss state recognition of and legal responses to China's alleged commission of genocide and crimes against humanity against Uyghurs and other ethnic and religious minorities.

Outro music is Fog Lake's "side effects" found on the album "Dragonchaser", released on 2017-02-17. Listen to the complete track here: freemusicarchive.org/music/Fog_Lake…8_side_effects.

Kaylene Khosla, Berkeley Law '22 sits down with Francesco Arreaga, Berkeley Law '21 to unpack the Biden administration's recent policy changes pertaining to international and foreign affairs.

Outro music is Fog Lake's "side effects" found on the album "Dragonchaser", released on 2017-02-17. Listen to the complete track here: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Fog_Lake/Dragonchaser/Fog_Lake_-_dragonchaser_-_08_side_effects.

This teaser is kicking off our Symposium Series, a production that will be based on the 2021 Stefan A. Riesenfeld Symposium. Hosted by the Berkeley Journal of International Law, this year's focus will be on Global Speech Under Pressure: The Promise and Challenges of Free Expression and Digital Rights.

Everyone is welcome to attend the Symposium on Friday, 2/12 and Saturday 2/13. To learn more and to register for the event, please visit globalspeechunderpressure.com/.

Artwork by © Maria Papaefstathiou 2016 (itsjustme.net)

In Part II our first ever episode, we continue our discussion with Professor Chimène Keitner and Professor Bertrall Ross. We ask them whether the United States is a functioning democracy, what the relationship between nationalism and race means for the 2020 election, and what their predictions are for this year's presidential race.

In our first ever episode, Travaux hosts Kaylene Khosla, Tim Patterson, and Veronica Bognot discuss the state of international relations and domestic law as we approach election day in the United States with International Law and Constitutional/Election Law experts, Professor Chimène Keitner and Professor Bertrall Ross. In Part I, we discuss where the United States stands in regard to international affairs and examine the domestic voting landscape. Thank you to Fog Lake, for their song "side effects" found on the album "Dragonchaser", released on 2017-02-17. A clip of their track was faded and used as the outro for this podcast. Listen to the complete track here: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Fog_Lake/Dragonchaser/Fog_Lake_-_dragonchaser_-_08_side_effects.