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In the Lawyering Peace interview series, Dr. Paul R. Williams explores the realm of peace negotiations, diplomacy, and international criminal justice with guests including seasoned peace negotiators and mediators, legal and strategic advisors, former ambassadors, prosecutors, and veterans of international criminal tribunals. Through the conversations, Dr. Williams and his guests shed light on the hurdles and triumphs of peace talks, the intricacies of negotiation strategies, the rigorous pursuit of justice in the aftermath of atrocities, and, in some instances, the lessons learned from failure. This series is a platform for the insights and wisdom of the friends and colleagues that Dr. Williams has had the honor of working with for over 30 years in the field, and offers an insider’s perspective on the complex dynamics of seeking justice and durable peace on the international stage. Host & Executive Producer: Dr. Paul R. WilliamsCo-Producer & Content Manager: Katie Hetherington Co-Pr
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Signup to Generate a PitchIn the Lawyering Peace interview series, Dr. Paul R. Williams explores the realm of peace negotiations, diplomacy, and international criminal justice with guests including seasoned peace negotiators and mediators, legal and strategic advisors, former ambassadors, prosecutors, and veterans of international criminal tribunals. Through the conversations, Dr.
Lawyering Peace is hosted by Dr. Paul R. Williams. The show has published 75 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The United Nations, Human Rights, and the Fracturing Global Order with Ambassador Joachim Rücker" (16 July 2026, 44 minutes), "Ukraine’s Future, Europe’s Security: Rule of Law, Reform, and EU Integration During Wartime with Oksana Tsymbrivska" (26 June 2026, 47 minutes), and "Human Rights and the Role of Diplomacy in the New World Order with Ambassador Dr. István Lakatos" (25 June 2026, 46 minutes).
Lawyering Peace publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 55 minutes across 75 episodes.
Booking probability for Lawyering Peace is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Lawyering Peace requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Lawyering Peace's contact route on record: public web form.
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Dr. Paul R. Williams hosts Lawyering Peace, a history podcast with 75 episodes published.
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Episode #75
In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul Williams speaks with Ambassador Joachim Rücker, former President of the United Nations Human Rights Council and former Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for...
In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul Williams speaks with Oksana Tsymbrivska, Team Leader of the European Union's flagship Pravo-Justice project in Ukraine, about how Ukraine is advancing toward EU membership...
Episode #73
In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul Williams speaks with Ambassador Dr. István Lakatos about human rights diplomacy in a fragmented and increasingly geopolitical world order. Drawing on decades of experience in...
<p>In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul Williams speaks with Axel M. Addy, former Minister of Commerce and Industry of Liberia and founder of the Trade for Peace initiative, about the often-overlooked...
Episode #71
<p>In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul Williams speaks with Berhanemeskel Nega, veteran diplomat, former senior United Nations peacekeeping official, and Senior Peace Fellow at PILPG, about Africa's place in a...
<p>In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul Williams speaks with Ambassador Elayne Whyte, former Permanent Representative of Costa Rica to the United Nations in Geneva and President of the 2017 United Nations...
<p>In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul Williams speaks with Dr. Charles Tenenbaum, Associate Professor at Sciences Po Lille and expert on international mediation and conflict resolution, to examine how France...
<p>In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul Williams speaks with Dr. Brianne McGonagle Leyh, Professor of Global Justice Studies at Utrecht University and Director of the Netherlands Institute of Human Rights, about...
<p>In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul Williams speaks with Professor Matthew Ford, an expert at the Swedish Defence University, about how smartphones, artificial intelligence, and private technology platforms...
<p>In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul Williams sits down with Ruhee Neog, Director of the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies in New Delhi, to examine whether today’s geopolitical turbulence reflects a...
<p>In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul Williams speaks with Kat Fotovat, a global expert on gender, artificial intelligence, and international security, to explore how technological disruption and shifting...
<p>In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul Williams sits down with Dr. Łukasz Adamski, historian, political scientist, and Deputy Director of the Mieroszewski Dialogue Centre, to discuss the profound historical and...
Episode #63
<p>In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul Williams sits down with two prominent former senior Mexican diplomats, Ambassador Rubén Beltrán and Ambassador Jorge Lomónaco, to examine Mexico's place in the shifting...
<p>In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul Williams sits down with Dr. Kushtrim Istrefi, Senior Peace Fellow at PILPG, Associate Professor of Public International Law and Human Rights at Utrecht University, and...
<p>In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul Williams sits down with Dr. Mitat Çelikpala, Professor of International Relations and Dean of the Faculty of Economics, Administrative and Social Sciences at Kadir Has...
<p>In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul Williams sits down with Dr. Maria Mälksoo, Professor of International Relations at the University of Copenhagen and one of Europe's leading scholars on memory, identity...
<p>Does war suspend our commitment to human rights or test it?</p> <p>In this episode of Lawyering Peace, host Dr. Paul Williams speaks with Dr. Taras Leshkovych of the United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Mission in...
<p>In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul Williams sits down with David Crane, Senior Peace Fellow at PILPG, to discuss the evolving global order, the role of international law, and the future of accountability...
Episode #57
<p>In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul R. Williams speaks with Tyler Thompson about the future of negotiations and the role of artificial intelligence in complex high-stakes processes. </p> <p>Tyler Thompson is...
<p>In this episode of Lawyering Peace, Dr. Paul R. Williams speaks with Dr. Marieke de Hoon about the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 and the long road to accountability for the 298 civilians murdered on July...
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