This time with “Jennifer Martinez”:http://bloggingheads.tv/video.php?id=413 of Stanford Law School, on international human rights law (she has a fascinating “piece”:http://www.bostonreview.net/BR32.5/martinez.php in the new _Boston Review_ on the lessons of nineteenth century anti-slavery courts for modern tribunals). Also, the CHE‘s Footnotes blog has a brief “Q&A”:http://chronicle.com/blogs/footnoted/740/footnoted-qa-henry-farrell-of-crooked-timber with me on blogging and my hidden cult-stud past. I imagine I’ll be taking a break from bloggingheads for a bit after two sessions in rapid succession, so fingers crossed, no more self-promotion posts from me for a while …
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novakant 10.08.07 at 4:06 pm
Very interesting and pleasant dialogue. The only disappointment was the part regarding Burma, on which you both seemed to be not overly well informed: the sanctions are a joke (e.g. Unocal, now Chevron was and is exempted and there are still a lot of major corporations doing business in Burma) and the junta could easily be toppled by shutting down the gas business of Chevron/Unocal, TOTAL and a Thai company – that is the lifeline of the regime.
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