Oxford Undergraduate Law Podcast

In this episode, Siobhan speaks to Professor Martha Minow on the role that forgiveness can and should play in the law.

In this episode, Bianca speaks with Professor Goldenfein on the relationship between traditional ethical premises and artificial intelligence.

In this episode, Bianca speaks to Professor Mark Lemley on the global ramifications of a splintered internet.

In this episode, Siobhan speaks to Professor Samuel Moyn on his extensive scholarship on human rights. Their conversation spans a broad range of topics, such as the historical and theological origins of human rights, problems with the modern conception of human rights, and Professor Moyn’s new book, Humane: How the United States Abandoned Peace and Reinvented War.

In this episode, Bianca speaks with Professor Ariel Ezrachi on the regulation of 'Big Tech' companies. The episode examines the role competition law plays in regulating digital platforms and the novel challenges that differentiate digital markets from regular markets through an introduction of competition law and a comparison of regulatory approaches of the EU and US.

In this episode, Siobhan speaks with Professors Rachel Taylor and Shazia Choudhry on changes in the field of family law, relating to the state’s involvement in marriage and domestic violence protections in the UK.

In this episode, Bianca speaks with Professor Justine Pila on the role IP law plays in the coronavirus pandemic.

In this episode, Siobhan speaks with Professor Mindy Chen-Wishart on her major six-book project on the Contract Laws of Asia, and developments in this field over time.