Better Place: Talking International Law

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Better Place: Talking International Law

26 November 2018

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Better Place is an interview series with international law practitioners from around Australia and the world.

Hosted by Jonathan Kolieb of RMIT University, the interviews seek to demystify what international law is all about and what drives people to pursue and sustain careers in international law. International law is increasingly relevant to every facet of life, work and society in our globalised world. These are the people that create, support, engage, enforce and work with international law… the people that “do” international law.

Thank you to RMIT University for supporting this project. Thank you to the guests whose generosity of time and spirit make this series possible. The Better Place series is also available as a series of video interviews on Youtube.

Queries, comments, feedback: jonathan.kolieb@rmit.edu.au

Meet the presenter

Dr Jonathan Kolieb is an international law scholar and practitioner at RMIT University’s Graduate School of Business and Law. Jonathan’s current work focuses on protection of civilians in armed conflict and engendering greater respect for human rights and humanitarian law by companies. He holds a PhD from University of Melbourne and an M.A. and LL.M. from University of California, Berkeley – where he spent two amazing years as a Rotary World Peace Fellow.

Jonathan is passionate about teaching international law. Indeed, this podcast began life as a response to two of the most commonly-asked questions he receives: “How do you get a job in international law?” “What is international law anyway?”

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