Vulnerability theory arises in opposition to neoliberalism, replacing the liberal legal subject with the universally vulnerable individual. It's a new way of analyzing state responsibility and human relationships outside of the constraints of capitalism and hierarchy that better reflects the lived reality of humans today. Join us to learn from a diverse field of scholars who are shaping vulnerability theory in the legal world and beyond!
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Signup to Generate a PitchVulnerability theory arises in opposition to neoliberalism, replacing the liberal legal subject with the universally vulnerable individual. It's a new way of analyzing state responsibility and human relationships outside of the constraints of capitalism and hierarchy that better reflects the lived reality of humans today.
Recent episodes include "Rupture, Repair, and Care: Accountability with Melissa Cosgrove" (24 July 2026, 20 minutes), "Class with Martha Fineman: A conversation with Sofia Bettini" (8 June 2026, 20 minutes), and "Parliamentary Diplomacy with Adnan Javed" (24 March 2026, 22 minutes).
Voices in Vulnerability publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 30 minutes across 53 episodes.
Booking probability for Voices in Vulnerability is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Voices in Vulnerability requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Voices in Vulnerability's contact route on record: verified email.
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Voices in Vulnerability is a society show with 53 episodes published.
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How can institutions hold themselves accountable through ongoing relationship maintenance? Learn about Melissa Cosgrove's care paradigm and how it relates to vulnerability theory. Find Cosgrove's work here...
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Class with Martha Fineman: A conversation with Sofia Bettini by Vulnerability and the Human Condition Initiative
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Listen to high school student, Mr. Adnan Javed of Aitchison College, Lahore, Pakistan, discuss parliamentary diplomacy and a vulnerability theory approach to international human rights abuses. At Emory, we believe in...
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Listen to Dr. Thomas Coggin (Senior Lecturer in Law, University of the Witswatersrand, South Africa) discuss urban spatial planning and the law.
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"If the land is not free and not safe, we are not free and not safe." Listen to Professor Dana Lloyd discuss property and religion, environmental law, and her most recent book, Land Is Kin: Sovereignty, Religious...
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Listen to Professor Martha Albertson Fineman discuss the concept of collective harm.
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What factors influence decision-making in asylum cases based on sexual orientation and gender? Denise Venturi, PhD Candidate at KU Leuven, discusses her research into decision-making in asylum cases based on sexual...
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Are disability rights and reproductive rights fundamentally opposed to one another? Dhanishka Seneviratne joined the Vulnerability and the Human Condition Initiative and the Feminism and Legal Theory Project at Emory...
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Philosopher and legal theorist, Dr. Ursula Basset describes how teaching vulnerability theory allows for an approach based on solidarity. She discusses various applications of vulnerability theory in Argentina and her...
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Dr. Harriet Musoke discusses issues surrounding recent and upcoming legislation in Uganda regarding organ donation and surrogacy. Dr. Musoke is Senior Principal Lecturer at the Law Development Centre and Senior Lecturer...
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Dr. Nyeck discusses their recent publication, Gender, Vulnerability Theory and Public Procurement: Perspectives on Global Reform. They invite listeners to “rethink the story about production, about valuation,” asking...
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VHC Visiting Scholar, Chinwe Mary Joe Maduabum, discusses her research in international intellectual property law (specifically patents) and what vulnerability theory has added to her analysis.
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How do values shape contract law and how does contract law shape cultural values? Dr. Timothy Dodsworth of Newcastle University discusses his research into the values of contract law.
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"Man can conquer heaven...but where is the state?" Dr. Peter Wang discusses authoritarianism and the important role of critical thinking in turning the public's attention to government action (or inaction). Listen to...
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Professor Charisa Kiyô Smith of CUNY Law discusses how access to resources impacts family experiences of the state, youth technology and cyber abuse, marijuana law in the context of family law, pod mapping, responding...
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This interview with Aysel Kucuksu tracks her recently published papers on a vulnerability approach to asylum law and on applying artificial intelligence to the European Court of Human Rights' decision-making process...
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Artist Jody Wood discusses her latest piece, Social Pharmacy, an interactive experience that invites participants to share and exchange health remedies. She explores the forces shaping our relationship to health and...
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Professor Andrew Pilliar of Thompson Rivers University discusses how vulnerability theory informs his approach to reforming various systems to provide meaningful access to justice. Read 'Filling the Normative Hole at...
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Professor Marc L. Roark discusses his latest work on resiliency gaps, property as an asset of resilience and more.
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Associate Professor Xiaoqian Hu discusses fair housing, the uses of property, and her strategy for creating incremental change.
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