Joanna Rozpedowski

Joanna Rozpedowski is a doctoral researcher in the School of Government and International Affairs at Durham University and the 2013-2014 US-UK Postgraduate Fulbright Scholar at the University of Liverpool School of Law.

“Women and Children First”: war, humanitarianism, and the refugee crisis

Is a rethinking of laws of armed conflict or international humanitarian law, humanitarian assistance and refugee policy not significantly overdue?

By Joanna Rozpedowski

/ 6 May 2017

The fog of war

Tweets are emerging as a novel form of incriminating evidence in a rapidly changing terrain of modern warfare. What ought to be their evidentiary value and legal status under international law of armed conflict?

By Joanna Rozpedowski

/ 30 Nov 2014

Supranational courts and cosmopolitan norms as agents of change

To the chagrin of many committed Realists, states today operate in an indubitably ethical environment influenced by a revival of the cosmopolitan tradition.

By Joanna Rozpedowski

/ 24 Nov 2012