Interview
EIA Interview on Crime and Global Justice with Daniele Archibugi
Adam Read-Brown talks with Daniele Archibugi about selectivity, “winners justice,” and the perceived legitimacy international criminal tribunals.
Jonathan D. Caverley on Slowing the Proliferation of Major Conventional Weapons
In this interview, Johnathan D. Caverley and John Krzyzaniak discuss how the United States, pursuing it’s own self-interest, can slow the proliferation of major conventional weapons and at the same time promote human rights and anti-corruption efforts abroad.
EIA Interview with Amitav Acharya on the Multiplex World Order
In this interview, Amitav Acharya and Adam Read-Brown discuss the decline of the liberal world order and the rise of a “multiplex world.”
Yvonne Terlingen on the UN Secretary-General Selection Process
In this interview, Yvonne Terlingen discusses the recent reforms to the UN secretary-general selection process, including the role of civil society in the reforms. She also details how the recent reforms may affect gender parity in senior posts across the UN.
A Conversation on Statelessness with Kristy Belton
In this interview, Kristy A. Belton talks about statelessness–which affects more than ten million people worldwide–including why it persists and how we can end it. Belton’s most recent essay on statelessness appears in the Spring 2017 issue of Ethics & International Affairs.
A Conversation on Effective Altruism with Jennifer Rubenstein
Professor Jennifer C. Rubenstein discusses the promises and pitfalls of Effective Altruism, including what she calls the movement’s “hidden curriculum.” Rubenstein’s review essay on this topic appears in the Winter 2016 issue of Ethics & International Affairs.
EIA Interview with Karin Aggestam on Sweden’s Feminist Foreign Policy
In this interview, Professor Karin Aggestam of Lund University discusses Sweden’s feminist foreign policy, both in theory and in practice. Aggestam’s essay on this topic, which she co-authored with her colleague Professor Annika Bergman-Rosamond, appears in the Fall 2016 issue of Ethics & International Affairs.
EIA Interview with Robert Sparrow on Autonomous Weapon Systems and Respect in Warfare
In this interview, Professor Robert Sparrow of Monash University speaks to the journal about his work on ethical issues raised by new technologies. The conversation focuses on Autonomous Weapons Systems (AWS), often referred to as “killer robots.”
