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Jonathan Kolieb

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Law and the Future of War

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In this episode, Dr Eve Massingham talks to Fauve Kurnadi of the Australian Red Cross and Dr Jonathon Kolieb of RMIT about how businesses are affected by, and should consider the application of IHL in situations of armed conflict.Fauve is a Legal Adviser in the International Humanitarian Law Program of Australian Red Cross where she is responsible for the organisation’s engagement with corporate actors and academic circles.  Fauve was recently named one of Pro Bono Australia’s Impact Award winners for her work in ensuring Australian businesses understand their responsibilities under the laws of war and play their part in creating better humanitarian outcomes for communities experiencing war.Dr Jonathan Kolieb is Senior Lecturer in Law at RMIT University, where he is the Peace and Conflict Theme Lead at RMIT’s Business and Human Rights Centre.  Jonathan’s research and teaching interests focus on global governance issues, including projects on the legal protections of children in armed conflict and the human rights obligations of transnational corporations, in particular in conflict-affected areas. Jonathan is the academic advisory member on the Victorian ARC IHL Committee. Additional resources:Jonathan Kolieb (2020) Don’t forget the Geneva Conventions: achieving responsible business conduct in conflict-affected areas through adherence to international humanitarian law, Australian Journal of Human Rights, 26:1, 142-164.Red Cross, War, law and business: a module on international humanitarian law for future business leaders, 2022.Red Cross, Seven indicators of corporate best practice in international humanitarian law, 2021Red Cross, Doing Responsible Business in Armed Conflict: Risks, Rights and Responsibilities 

In this episode, Dr Eve Massingham talks to Fauve Kurnadi of the Australian Red Cross and Dr Jonathon Kolieb of RMIT about how businesses are affected by, and should consider the application of IHL in situations of armed conflict. Fauve is a Legal Adviser in the International Humanitarian Law Program of Australian Red Cross where she is responsible for the organisation’s engagement with corporate actors and academic circles.  Fauve was recently named one of Pro Bono Australia’s Impact Award winners for her work in ensuring Australian businesses understand their responsibilities under the laws of war and play their part in creating better humanitarian outcomes for communities experiencing war.Dr Jonathan Kolieb is Senior Lecturer in Law at RMIT University, where he is the Peace and Conflict Theme Lead at RMIT’s Business and Human Rights Centre.  Jonathan’s research and teaching interests focus on global governance issues, including projects on the legal protections of children in armed conflict and the human rights obligations of transnational corporations, in particular in conflict-affected areas. Jonathan is the academic advisory member on the Victorian ARC IHL Committee.  Additional resources:<ul><li>Jonathan Kolieb (2020)<a href="https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/1323238X.2020.1792137?scroll=top&amp;needAccess=true" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Don’t forget the Geneva Conventions: achieving responsible business conduct in conflict-affected areas through adherence to international humanitarian law</a>, Australian Journal of Human Rights, 26:1, 142-164.</li><li>Red Cross, <a href="https://ihl.redcross.org.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">War, law and business: a module on international humanitarian law for future business leaders</a>, 2022.</li><li>Red Cross, <a href="https://www.redcross.org.au/globalassets/cms-migration/documents/ihl--no-ihl/7-indicators-of-corp-best-prac-final-2021.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Seven indicators of corporate best practice in international humanitarian law</a>, 2021</li><li>Red Cross, <a href="https://www.redcross.org.au/globalassets/cms-migration/documents/ihl--no-ihl/doing-responsible-business-in-armed-conflict-final-publication-web.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Doing Responsible Business in Armed Conflict: Risks, Rights and Responsibilities </a></li></ul>

Businesses and IHL - Fauve Kurnadi and Jonathan Kolieb 

In this episode Danni chats with Dr. Jonathan Kolieb from RMIT University (Melbourne) about his journey from Australia to California and Washington, and back home to Melbourne. Jonathan talks about the importance of a good supervisor - researcher working relationships, as well as on his work on human rights and companies, and children in armed conflicts. In this episode Jonathan drank his newly favorite drink, Gin and Tonic, and Danni drank Amaretto.Dr Jonathan Kolieb is a Senior Lecturer in Law at the Graduate School of Business and Law, RMIT University. Jonathan’s research and teaching interests focus on global governance issues, including current projects on international conflict resolution, business and human rights, and the accountability of transnational corporations under international law. His PhD dissertation was entitled: “Corporate Peacebuilding and the Law: Regulating the Private Sector for Conflict Transformation.”Enjoy the episode! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode Danni chats with Dr. Jonathan Kolieb from RMIT University (Melbourne) about his journey from Australia to California and Washington, and back home to Melbourne. Jonathan talks about the importance of a good supervisor - researcher working relationships, as well as on his work on human rights and companies, and children in armed conflicts. In this episode Jonathan drank his newly favorite drink, Gin and Tonic, and Danni drank Amaretto.Dr Jonathan Kolieb is a Senior Lecturer in Law at the Graduate School of Business and Law, RMIT University. Jonathan’s research and teaching interests focus on global governance issues, including current projects on international conflict resolution, business and human rights, and the accountability of transnational corporations under international law. His PhD dissertation was entitled: “Corporate Peacebuilding and the Law: Regulating the Private Sector for Conflict Transformation.”Enjoy the episode! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 14 - Jonathan Kolieb

Sarah Blasko, Sally Seltmann, and Holly Throsby with a couple of new Seeker Lover Keeper tunes. Jonathan Kolieb on the 70th birthday of the Geneva Conventions.

The Conversation Hour: Seeker Lover Keeper and Jonathan Kolieb with Stephen Curry