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East West Street: in conversation with Philippe Sands 

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Date: Monday 7 November 2016
Time: 6.30-8pm
Venue: Sheikh Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building
Speaker: Professor Philippe Sands
Chair: Professor Gerry Simpson
Philippe Sands will discuss his new book East West Street that explores the creation of world-changing legal concepts following the unprecedented atrocities of Hitler’s Third Reich.
Philippe Sands (@philippesands) is an international lawyer and Professor of Law at University College London.
Gerry Simpson is a Professor and Chair in Public International Law at LSE.
LSE Law (@lselaw) is an integral part of the School's mission, plays a major role in policy debates & in the education of lawyers and law teachers from around the world.
The London Review of International Law (@OxfordJournals) is a peer-reviewed journal for critical, innovative and cutting-edge scholarship on international law.

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Комментарии : 7   
@juliet3827
@juliet3827 3 года назад
I bought the book, and it is utterly compelling.
@susannebuchholz785
@susannebuchholz785 6 лет назад
Thank you very much for upload this interesting discussion!!!
@reheller
@reheller 2 года назад
This is an interesting and important interview. It also gives good reading references. And gives the cautious observation of today’s concerns, bravo for that!
@dannyhughes4889
@dannyhughes4889 2 года назад
Absolutely first class in all respects. Hats off to the interviewer who didn't interfere and added a lot of insight.
@phillipleconte3715
@phillipleconte3715 5 лет назад
terrific interview. thoughtful questions.
6 лет назад
I read the book. Well written by P. Sands who is a man of many abilities (a lawyer and a writer) whom I greatly admire, but time and again, it is about the murders of the Jews, which is an unparalled crime, but I am suffering from "Shoah fatigue".
@ashberrychapman7117
@ashberrychapman7117 Год назад
Thank you for this. 'Chance' and 'coincidence' are not what they seem. The many magical convergences that Philippe describes in this profound book are - IMHO and my own life/death/rebirth work experience (esp in suicidal disintegration, rebirth, health and nutrition education) - part of an inevitable flow, in which we are all connected, uniquely individual and yet as one with everything via collective consciousness and energies that are beyond the capabilities of modern language, science and our minds to explain (and so we must look to ancient wisdoms from millennia ago). Alongside Philippe's ecocide advocacy (although I am sceptical about aspects of 'climate change' causes - which to me are across the solar system, not just Earth - while being enthused by the increasing rediscovery and sharing of free energy systems, as explored/evidenced by Graham Hancock, etc) I believe we must address the devastatingly harmful electrical radiation energies of 5G and smartphones (see Michael Mansfield QC's work and others in actionagainst5G.org), and the catastrophic harms of 'big pharma' and sugars in many different products and marketing, in concert with governments and global banks and MSM and 'big tech'. To my mind ecocide, and international crimes, are wider and deeper, and yet offering/ushering/helping/enabling incredible and euphoric opportunities for the transcendence of humanity, now. And that's interesting too - that 'now' is really all that exists, almost unavoidably in the infinite universes that we share in our heads :) Love and thanks, Alan Chapman LiveWildLiveFree.org
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