Craig Forcese's guest appearances

Craig Forcese

The Law School Show

Uncommons with Nate Erskine-Smith

JIB/JAB Podcast

Camille Labchuk

Angela Swan

Marc Miller

Nathan Fox

Jane Goodall

Chris Graham

Shoshana Zuboff

Jon Allen

Joseph Stiglitz

David Steinberg

James Mirtle

David Taylor

Bruce Arthur

Danielle Allen

David Johnston

OwlTail

A conversation with Prof. Craig Forcese of the University of Ottawa on his book "Destroying the Caroline," in which we discuss the history of the Caroline Incident, how and why it influenced the development of the doctrine of self-defense, what that says about international law itself, and how the Caroline Incident is used and abused in current debates around such issues as anticipatory self-defense and the unwilling or unable doctrine. We also talk briefly about Canadian national security law, and how it compares to that of other countries. For more info on the episode and for links to the related material, visit http://jibjabpodcast.com

A conversation with Prof. Craig Forcese of the University of Ottawa on his book "Destroying the Caroline," in which we discuss the history of the Caroline Incident, how and why it influenced the development of the doctrine of self-defense, what that says about international law itself, and how the Caroline Incident is used and abused in current debates around such issues as anticipatory self-defense and the unwilling or unable doctrine. We also talk briefly about Canadian national security law, and how it compares to that of other countries. For more info on the episode and for links to the related material, visit <a href="http://jibjabpodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://jibjabpodcast.com</a>

JIB/JAB - Episode 8: Craig Forcese on the Caroline Incident

Uncommons: Canadian Politics with Nathaniel Erskine-Smith is a new podcast series from the Beaches-East York MP speaking with experts on current affairs. Should the federal government invoke the Emergencies Act to combat COVID-19? In episode one, Nathaniel is joined by Craig Forcese, a University of Ottawa professor and expert in national security law. They discuss the Emergencies Act, and what it would mean for the federal government to declare a public welfare emergency. 

<p>Uncommons: Canadian Politics with Nathaniel Erskine-Smith is a new podcast series from the Beaches-East York MP speaking with experts on current affairs. </p><p>Should the federal government invoke the Emergencies Act to combat COVID-19? In episode one, Nathaniel is joined by Craig Forcese, a University of Ottawa professor and expert in national security law. They discuss the Emergencies Act, and what it would mean for the federal government to declare a public welfare emergency. </p>

COVID-19 and the Emergencies Act with Craig Forcese

Professor Craig Forcese is an Associate Professor at the University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law. He teaches national security law, public international law, administrative law and public law legislation. Following False Security: The Radicalization of Canadian Anti-Terrorism, a book he co-authored with Kent Roach, Professor Forcese has been referred to by many, including Maclean's Magazine as a top law professor in the country in the field national security law. In our conversation with him, we discussed his experience writing his recent book, work - life balance, how to build networks and relationships, his morning routine, and so much more! This episode is filled with some invaluable insights for law students and young professionals about mentorships, following opportunities, and not being afraid to reach out.

EP 57 – The Person Behind the Resume with Professor Craig Forcese