Dead Men Walking: Conversations on Global Norms and Institutions

In this third episode of "Dead Men Walking", we turn our attention to transitional justice. Has the promise of accountability after conflict reached a breaking point? Has the gap between what transitional justice aspires to deliver and what it actually achieves become untenable? Or is transitional justice more resilient and transformative than its critics argue? To examine these questions, IFIT Se...

In this second episode of our new podcast, "Dead Men Walking", we turn our attention to international law. Has respect for international law reached a breaking point? Has the gap between the “law in books” and the “law in action” become too wide? Or is international law more stable and resilient than its critics want to believe? To help us think through these questions, IFIT Executive Director Mar...

In this first episode, we turn our attention to the International Criminal Court (ICC), one of the most embattled international institutions of our time. Is the ICC a bold but overextended experiment that was doomed from the start? A flawed but resilient institution finding its footing? Or a court caught in an impossible bind? To help us think through these questions, IFIT expert and peace mediato...

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