In NRC newspaper: international law in times of crises and conflict
In a guest article for Dutch liberal daily NRC, I show that international law has an impact even in times of crises and conflicts.
Tag: Conflict
Review in De Groene Amsterdammer: ‘Superb and compelling’
The progressive Dutch weekly magazine De Groene Amsterdammer called the story telling in De droom van Den Haag ‘superb and compelling’.
Interview with broadcaster Omroep West
In a television interview for the Dutch regional broadcaster Omroep West, I spoke about the history of The Hague as a city of peace and justice.
Book review in Dutch daily De Volkskrant
In a review, the liberal Dutch newspaper De Volkskrant called ‘De droom van Den Haag’ an ‘extraordinarily lively and well documented book’.
BNR Dutch radio: How strong is international law?
In a discussion on Dutch news radio station BNR, I stressed the moral force of decisions in international law – and of The Hague.
Book launch at celebration of 125 years of peace and justice in The Hague
At a celebration of 125 years of peace and justice in The Hague, I presented my new book ‘The dream of The Hague’ in the Peace Palace today.
Dutch radio interview: 125 years of peace and justice in The Hague
In an interview with the Dutch public broadcaster NPO Radio 1, I spoke about 125 years of peace and justice and the evolution of modern multilateralism in The Hague.
In FD newspaper: Lessons from the past for today’s global tensions
In a guest article for the Dutch daily Financieel Dagblad (FD), I argue that the world should invest in international institutions to avoid a weapons race, as a lesson from the past.
Interview with AD: The dream of a third Hague Peace Conference
In an interview with Dutch daily Algemeen Dagblad (AD), I spoke about my new book – and the need for a new Hague Peace Conference.
Advisory report for UN: Recommendations for the future of Peacekeeping
I’ve co-authored a paper for the UN leadership on the future of Peacekeeping and human rights, under the leadership of Lt. General Kees Matthijssen.