UEA Law School’s Second Podcast Series on Transnational Law

Written by Rishi Gulati

After a extremely profitable first sequence, all episodes of UEA Regulation College’s Second Podcast Sequence hosted by Rishi Gulati at the moment are accessible on main platforms, together with on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and SoundCloud. The second sequence consists of a number of fascinating discussions on key transnational issues with specialists from all over the world.

There are two episodes on local weather change litigation. Tyndall Centre PhD researcher Millie Prosser and Mates of The Earth Lawyer and PhD researcher Acland Bryant are joined by the famend environmental lawyer David Wolfe KC and Norwich-based local weather litigator Dr Andrew Boswell to debate the alternatives and limitations in UK local weather change litigation within the context of judicial overview, and Rishi Gulati is joined by Dr Dalia Palombo on the potential affect of the landmark April 2024 European Court docket of Human Rights local weather change selections on firms.

In different episodes, there are conversations between the host and Mr William Rook on sports activities and human rights, with Dr Nikos Skoutaris on state secession, and with Dr Hansong Li on the historical past & present political local weather of the Indo-Pacific.

The sequence additionally consists of recordings from two fascinating occasions. One of many episode presents the Earlham Regulation Lecture 2024 by  Professor Sarah Inexperienced, Regulation Commissioner for Business and Widespread Regulation “on the subject: Of Digital Property and Sausages: Confessions of a Regulation Commissioner”. One other episode brings to listeners the launch of the Elgar Companion to the United Nations Fee on Worldwide Commerce Regulation which incorporates remarks from Ms Anna Joubin-Bret,  Secretary of the United Nations Fee on Worldwide Commerce Regulation, and Director on the Worldwide Commerce Regulation Division of the Workplace of Authorized Affairs on the United Nations. Lastly, one of many episodes is a dialog between Rishi Gulati and Ms Kate Lister, London-based singer and song-writer, voice coach, and graduate of the Guildhall College of Music, on presentation expertise and voice suggestions.

The third sequence will return in September 2024 with a number of extra fascinating discussions!