Voices in Vulnerability

Voices in Vulnerability

Por: Vulnerability and the Human Condition Initiative
Vulnerability theory arises in opposition to neoliberalism, replacing the liberal legal subject with the universally vulnerable individual. It's a new way of analyzing state responsibility and human relationships outside of the constraints of capitalism and hierarchy that better reflects the lived reality of humans today. Join us to learn from a diverse field of scholars who are shaping vulnerability theory in the legal world and beyond!
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Latest episodes of the podcast Voices in Vulnerability

Dana Lloyd - Land as Kin 16/03/2025
Collective Harm with Martha Fineman 30/01/2025
Decision Making in Asylum Cases Based on Sexual Orientation and Gender with Denise Venturi 19/09/2024
Disability Rights and Reproductive Rights with Dhanishka Seneviratne 07/08/2024
Educating Judges in Argentina with Dr. Ursula Basset 09/05/2024
Current Issues in Organ Donation and Surrogacy in Uganda with Dr. Musoke 01/11/2023
Dr. SN Nyeck on Gender VT and Public Procurement 03/10/2023
Mary Joe Maduabum on International IP Law and Vulnerability Theory 28/08/2023
How Contract Law and Values Shape Each Other with Dr. Tim Dodsworth 31/07/2023
Authoritarianism and Critical Thinking with Dr. Peter Wang 28/10/2022
Family Experiences of the State with Charisa Kiyô Smith 02/09/2022
Asylum In The European Union - Aysel Kucuksu 23/06/2022
The Social Pharmacy 17/06/2022
Access to Justice with Andrew Pilliar 29/04/2022
Resiliency Gaps with Marc Roark 08/04/2022
Unfair Housing Law with Xiaoqian Hu 18/03/2022
Responsive Human Rights 11/03/2022
The Elder Catch with Jessica Dixon Weaver 25/02/2022
A World Fit for Children Is a World Fit for Everyone 07/01/2022
Police Misconduct - From Apples to Orchards 03/12/2021
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