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    Talking Foreign Policy: 75th Anniversary of the Geneva Conventions

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    Michael Scharf: Welcome to “Talking Foreign Policy,” the quarterly radio show and podcast produced by Case Western Reserve University and Ideastream Public Media.2 I’m your host Michael Scharf, Dean of Case Western Reserve University School of Law.3 Today we’re going to be talking about the need to update the seventy-five-year-old Geneva Conventions on the Law of War in light of the twenty-first century developments related to autonomous weapons, cyber warfare, and space war, as well as responding to modern-day terrorist groups. I’ve assembled an allstar panel of experts for today’s conversation

    The Indictment of Vladimir Putin

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    Talking Foreign Policy broadcast discussing the International Criminal Court\u27s indictment of Russian President Putin, featuring Prof. Michael P. Scharf, Dr. Mark Ellis, Prof. Rebecca Hamilton, Dr. Paul Williams, and Milena Sterio

    The Indictment of Vladimir Putin

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    Talking Foreign Policy broadcast discussing the International Criminal Court\u27s indictment of Russian President Putin, featuring Prof. Michael P. Scharf, Dr. Mark Ellis, Prof. Rebecca Hamilton, Dr. Paul Williams, and Milena Sterio

    Talking Foreign Policy: Art, Diplomacy and Accountability

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    Michael P. Scharf, Paul R. Williams, Mark Ellis, William Schabas, Shannon French, and Milena Sterio discuss art and international law topics. Broadcast quarterly, Talking Foreign Policy is a one-hour radio program hosted by Case Western Reserve University School of Law Co-Dean Michael Scharf in which experts discuss the salient foreign policy issues of the day. The broadcast on October 7, 2016, addressed international law and art

    Talking Foreign Policy: “Blood & Treasure” September 28, 2021 Broadcast

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    Talking Foreign Policy broadcast from Sept. 28, 2021, Blood and Treasure, featuring Michael P. Scharf, Sandra Hodgkinson, Darin E.W. Johnson, Gregory P. Noone, and Milena Sterio. Interviews of international lawyers whose real-life experiences may have helped inspire the CBS TV show
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