I enjoyed speaking with Matthew Clair about “Privilege and Punishment” Princeton University Press @princetonupress.bsky.s on NB Law 🎙️📚. The book personalizes defendants’ experiences in criminal courts. newbooksnetwork.com/privilege-and-…

In this episode of the NB Law 🎙️📚 podcast, Lisa Waddington and Anna Lawson discuss their edited collection 'The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in Practice: A Comparative Analysis of the Role of Courts' with Dr Jane Richards. bit.ly/33VHOyX

In an interview with Steven Seegel 🇺🇦 New Books Network 📚, Sunnie Rucker-Chang and I talk about U.S. civil rights and EU Roma rights, minority rights in the constitutional order, and racial formation in the U.S. and Europe. Drawn from our book with Cambridge University Press - Law and Cambridge University Press - History.

Daniel Horowitz joins me on NB Law 🎙️📚 to discuss reality TV and the image of the entrepreneur in the popular imagination. Listen to the episode online or on your favorite podcast app: newbooksnetwork.com/entertaining-e…

WEAPON of CHOICE (Harvard University Press) offers practical solutions that will cause an immediate reduction in lives lost as a result of gun violence without infringing on the individual freedoms of gun ownership. 🎙️Fredrick Vars and @iayres join Dr Jane Richards 👇

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On this episode of the podcast Michael C. Davis, author of MAKING HONG KONG CHINA(@ColumbiaUP), joins Dr Jane Richards. Listen in as he breaks down the political, legal, and informal events that have shaped #HongKong under China’s ever expanding controls ⬇️

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Drawing on lively material from international archives, FLUID JURISDICTIONS (Cornell University Press) looks at colonial legal infrastructure, discussing how it impacted, and was impacted by, Islam and ethnicity. 🎙️Fadzilah Yahaya joins the #IndianOceanWorld podcast ↙️

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New podcast episode from New Books Network 📚 - Lindsay Farmer in conversation with Dr Jane Richards about his book ‘Making the Modern Criminal Law' from OUP Law

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Biafra lasted for less than 3 years, but the war over its secession contorted Nigeria for decades. A HISTORY of the REPUBLIC of BIAFRA (Cambridge University Press - History) examines the Nigerian Civil War from the vantage point of the courtroom. 🎙️Samuel Fury Childs Daly joins Madina Thiam ⤵️

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Thank you Dr. Nick Pozek and NB Law 🎙️📚 for a lovely podcast interview about my newest book #QueeringLawAndOrder ! Listen during your commute from your bedroom to your desk. #QTPOC #LGBTQ #QueerStudies #ThisIsWhatAProfessorLooksLike newbooksnetwork.com/queering-law-a…

Assessing legal cases, scholarship, and popular media through an intersectional and queer studies lens, QUEERING LAW and ORDER (Rowman & Littlefield) breaks down the state of LGBTQ people in the criminal justice system. Kevin Nadal, Ph.D. joins Dr. Nick Pozek on the podcast👇

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