Episodes (Law´s Place)

In this episode we discuss the legal geography of non-human subjects and the One Health approach to the pandemic with Professor Irus Braverman (SUNY Buffalo). Taking us through her career as one of the most significant scholars within Law & Geography, Professor Braverman guides us through her work with non-human subjects (like trees, zoos and more recently corals), talks with us about the importance of dynamizing established categories such as the Nature/Society binary, and discusses how they operate within law.

The Pandemic has unleashed a myriad of technologies by which governments keep people in social distancing. Confinement however is not new, and in some parts of the world it was actually the old normal... Lina Pinto and Diana Ojeda have written a gripping analysis of how this takes place in the Colombian contexts of war, post-conflict, and the Pandemic.

How did we get to this podcast and where do we want to go with it? It all started in Bogotá, in the year 2019...