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A haiku on a shrinking space
By Kerry Marcotte show me solutions enough about the process reframe our story an adversary pushing neighbours off the map hunt us and...
June 21, 2018
First weeks at OEF: the ambiguity and appeal of terrorism
By: Léa Carresse Researching 1968 onward in West Germany for my undergraduate degree brought to my attention the ambiguity of the terms “terrorism”,...
June 8, 2018
On Mountains, Skies, and Llamas
by Jessye Kilburn Suddenly it's fall, my internship is over, and next year's interns will soon be perusing this blog as they work...
September 7, 2017
Science Fiction and Empiricism: On Imagining and Measuring a Better Future
By Anastasia Greenberg Hanging unassumingly on a wall in the hallway that divides the Research Department from several other departments at One Earth...
August 28, 2017
The Story and Relevance of Christine de Pizan (1364 – 1430)
By Monika Erzsebet Berenyi The narratives, movements, texts and happening of the past draw us inextricably into the present, and it would be...
July 23, 2017
Reflections on Kidnap for Ransom through the Lens of Private Law
by Amanda Arella This blog post was adapted from a presentation entitled “Duty of Care in the Context of Kidnap for Ransom” One...
August 31, 2016
Meeting the Survivors Behind the Cases
By Esther Dionne Desbiens My internship with Equality Effect & Ripples International in Meru, Kenya was amazing. I cannot believe how fast it...
August 18, 2016
The Functioning of the Inter-American Human Rights System
By Brianna Gorence My internship at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACtHR) in San José, Costa Rica, began on May 24, 2016....
July 29, 2016
The Economic Migrant in International Law
By Laetitia Baya Yantren “This blog post is about all you strangers, future classmates that I as of yet have not met.” It’s also...
July 26, 2016
Justice on the Go
Étienne F. Lacombe The administration of justice in Nunavut faces a discrete set of challenges, not the least of which is the territory’s...
July 24, 2016
Close to Home
By Fiona Cooke My first entry on this blog has turned out to be a lot more personal than I thought it would...
July 22, 2016
Additional Hurdles in Accessing Justice
By André Moreau Over the course of my internship at the Centre for Health, Human Rights and Development (CEHURD) in Kampala, I’ve witnessed...
July 19, 2016