The IILAH Podcast

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Counterarchive Dialogues: Writing Against Silence: Literature, Nuclear Harm and the Counter-Archives of International Law

September 28, 2026

In this episode, writers and activists Ali Cobby Eckermann, Vanessa Griffen, Titaua Peu and Mariko Nagai come together to explore memory, testimony and the long afterlives of nuclear harm across Australia, the Pacific and Japan — and to ask what these experiences mean for international law. International law has increasingly confronted the consequences of nuclear weapons through questions of state responsibility, human rights, environmental harm, disarmament and reparations. Yet legal process...

Shane Chalmers: Customary International Law and the Humanities (Webinar)

September 03, 2026

This webinar discusses a paper reflecting on a Law and Humanities approach to customary international law, and how it shifts our understanding of “international custom”. On this approach, instead of enquiring into the rules of international law generated by general practices accepted as law, the focus is on general practices that give authority to a claim of international lawfulness. This treats international custom as the repeated cultural techniques that help to generate and sustain the aut...

Panel Discussion: Silicon Valley and the End-times: The Law, Politics and Economy of Apocalypse

May 31, 2026

Please join Professor Melinda Cooper (Australian National University), Dr Richard Joyce (Melbourne Law School), Dr Adil Hasan Khan (Melbourne Law School) and Professor James Martel (San Francisco State University) as they discuss Silicon Valley billionaires and apocalyptic thinking. This discussion was chaired by Dr André Dao (Melbourne Law School). The current concentration of financial, technological, military and political power in the billionaires of Silicon Valley is unprecedented. US ...

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Who is an ideal guest for The IILAH Podcast?

The IILAH Podcast typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: University-affiliated legal scholars and humanities researchers (professors, associate professors, and PhDs/Drs), often with published books or edited volumes in international law, legal theory, governance, justice, and interdisciplinary humanities fields. Common among recent guests: Published scholarship (book projects, authored works); Academic leadership/tenure positions (Professor, Associate Professor); Contributions to edited academic volumes. Recent guests include Professor James Martel, Dr Adil Hasan Khan, and Dr Richard Joyce.

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Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

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Recent episodes cover International Law, Governance, Justice, Legal Theory, and Humanities. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.