Law and the Future of War
UQ Law and the Future of War
Through conversation with experts in technology, law and military affairs, this series explores how new military technology and international law interact. Produced by Dr Simon McKenzie at The University of Queensland School of Law.
Recent Episodes
Experimenting on humans and international law - Thibault MoulinJuly 22, 2021
The new and old of emerging military technology - Maaike VerbruggenJuly 08, 2021
Legal regulation of military activities in space - Dale StephensJune 24, 2021
Forecasting military technology and strategic challenges - Michael O'HanlonJune 10, 2021
Submarine cables and the law of armed conflict - Rob McLaughlin, Tamsin Paige and Douglas GuilfoyleMay 27, 2021
Cyber autonomy - Ryan KoMay 13, 2021
The infrastructure of the internet - Scott WilkieApril 29, 2021
Data as an object in IHL - Simon McKenzieApril 15, 2021
The Banning of Hostile Environmental Modification in the ENMOD Convention - Emily CrawfordApril 01, 2021
Metaphors and cyberspace - Julia SlupskaMarch 18, 2021
The ICRC's perspective on new technology and international humanitarian law - Cordula DroegeMarch 04, 2021
Countermeasures in cyberspace - Samuli HaatajaFebruary 18, 2021
The role of the military defending cyber operations against critical infrastructure - Rhiannon Neilsen and Karine PontbriandFebruary 04, 2021
International Law in Cyber Space and the Tallinn Manuals - Michael SchmittJanuary 21, 2021
The Obligation to Review New Weapons - Natalia JevglevskajaJanuary 07, 2021
The Future of Military Technology - Jason Scholz and Simon NgDecember 17, 2020
Autonomy in Weapons and the Law - Tim McFarlandDecember 03, 2020
LFW Explainer: Brereton Report into alleged Australian war crimes with Eve Massingham and Rain LiivojaNovember 24, 2020
Nuclear Weapons Ban Treaty and Australia - Anna Hood and Monique CormierNovember 19, 2020
The Basics of the Weapons Law in Armed Conflict - Eve MassinghamNovember 05, 2020
The Law of Armed Conflict and New Technology - Rain LiivojaOctober 23, 2020
The new and old of emerging military technology - Maaike VerbruggenJuly 08, 2021
Legal regulation of military activities in space - Dale StephensJune 24, 2021
Forecasting military technology and strategic challenges - Michael O'HanlonJune 10, 2021
Submarine cables and the law of armed conflict - Rob McLaughlin, Tamsin Paige and Douglas GuilfoyleMay 27, 2021
Cyber autonomy - Ryan KoMay 13, 2021
The infrastructure of the internet - Scott WilkieApril 29, 2021
Data as an object in IHL - Simon McKenzieApril 15, 2021
The Banning of Hostile Environmental Modification in the ENMOD Convention - Emily CrawfordApril 01, 2021
Metaphors and cyberspace - Julia SlupskaMarch 18, 2021
The ICRC's perspective on new technology and international humanitarian law - Cordula DroegeMarch 04, 2021
Countermeasures in cyberspace - Samuli HaatajaFebruary 18, 2021
The role of the military defending cyber operations against critical infrastructure - Rhiannon Neilsen and Karine PontbriandFebruary 04, 2021
International Law in Cyber Space and the Tallinn Manuals - Michael SchmittJanuary 21, 2021
The Obligation to Review New Weapons - Natalia JevglevskajaJanuary 07, 2021
The Future of Military Technology - Jason Scholz and Simon NgDecember 17, 2020
Autonomy in Weapons and the Law - Tim McFarlandDecember 03, 2020
LFW Explainer: Brereton Report into alleged Australian war crimes with Eve Massingham and Rain LiivojaNovember 24, 2020
Nuclear Weapons Ban Treaty and Australia - Anna Hood and Monique CormierNovember 19, 2020
The Basics of the Weapons Law in Armed Conflict - Eve MassinghamNovember 05, 2020
The Law of Armed Conflict and New Technology - Rain LiivojaOctober 23, 2020