Countersign

Countersign is a podcast

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Countersign is a podcast hosted by Stewart Motha, Professor of Law at Birkbeck. Stewart and guests discuss books, films, and other materials from across disciplines to consider new perspectives on law, difference, and being in common.

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Animals as Food: Violence, Labour, Capital

Feat. Dinesh Wadiwel 5th August 2024 1h 6m More Information

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Animals as Food: Violence, Labour, Capital

Feat. Dinesh Wadiwel 05 Aug 24 1h 6m Information

Frances Power Cobbe: Animals, Vivisection, and a Row with Darwin

Feat. Alison Stone 26 Jan 24 1h 5m Information

What we talk about when we talk about genocide

Feat. Vasuki Nesiah 11 Dec 23 48m Information

What is the Matter with New Materialism?

Feat. Richard A. Lee Jr. 23 May 23 1h 11m Information

Climate Wreckage, Pagan Vitalities, and Truth

Feat. William E. Connolly 29 Mar 23 1h 4m Information

Provincializing the Anthropocene

Feat. Dipesh Chakrabarty 23 Dec 22 1h 4m Information

Corporations are Psychopaths

Feat. Joel Bakan 20 Oct 22 1h 8m Information

EcoLaw

Feat. Margaret Davies 14 Aug 22 1h 10m Information

Earthbound in the Anthropocene

Feat. Daniel Matthews 28 Jun 22 1h 8m Information

The History of a Lie: The Mabo case after 30 years

Feat. Irene Watson 31 May 22 1h 1m Information
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The History of a Lie: The Mabo case after 30 years

Feat. Irene Watson 31st May 2022 1h 1m

Discussing the Australian High Court’s landmark ruling in Mabo v Queensland (No 2) (1992), its failure to deal with the lawless foundation of Australian law; and how it enabled the growth of extractive industries and mining.

BIO Irene Watson belongs to the Tanganekald, Meintangk and Bunganditj First Nations Peoples of the continent we now call Australia. Irene is a Professor of Law at the University of South Australia. Her book Aboriginal Peoples Colonialism and International Law: Raw Law, was published by Routledge 2015.

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