BPR’s Sabin Ray sat down with Professor Nina Tannenwald to analyze the legal implications in humanitarian law of the United States’ attack on ISIS. She also shares with us her upcoming articles on the norms surrounding the use of force. And catch a glimpse in the final half of the interview of the new changes Professor Tannenwald will be bringing to the International Relations program as its new director.
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