This conversation begins just a few months ahead of Marianne Corr’s retirement after 17 years as vice president and the Robert K. Johnson General Counsel at Notre Dame. It’s the culmination of a decades-long career as a lawyer and a path she found somewhat unexpectedly as an undergraduate student at Notre Dame.Read more about Corr in the NDWorks feature: Corr Confidence (https://ndworks.nd.edu/news/corr-confidence-vice-president-and-robert-k-johnson-general-counsel-marianne-corr-reflects-on-her-unexpected-career-at-notre-dame/) .This episode of NDWorks Podcast was edited by Michael Wiens, hosted by Jenna Liberto, with original music by Alex Mansour.

International law plays a critical role in discourses around Israel-Palestine. What norms does it furnish concerning sovereignty, self-determination, human rights, and territory? When and how may military force be used? What avenues exist for enforcement and accountability?Featuring Omar Dajani, Carol Olson Professor in International Law at the University of the Pacific and Chimène Keitner, Martin Luther King Jr. Professor of Law at UC Davis. With moderator Mary Ellen O'Connell, Robert & Marion Short Professor of Law and Professor of International Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame.