The Lawfare Podcast

‘Humane’ with Samuel Moyn

Sep 8, 2021

01:00:58

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Samuel Moyn

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Is It a Bamba's Move?

04:28

How the United States Abandoned Peace and Reinvented War

03:46

The History of the Laws of War

02:11

Introduction

2min

How the United States Abandoned Peace and Reinvented War

4min

The History of the Laws of War

2min

What Happened Between Tolstoy and the 19 Seventies?

4min

What Happened in the 19 Seventies?

5min

The Moral Cost of Conducting War

3min

The Last Utopian, Human Rights in History

2min

The Humane Aspects of War After Nine 11

4min

The Shadow War

5min

10.

The Morality Adjusted

3min

11.

Is It a Bamba's Move?

4min

12.

What Is the Right Counterfactual?

3min

13.

Is There a Better Equilibrium?

3min

14.

The Risk Overs Populace

3min

15.

I Agree With You on the President's Responsibility for National Security

3min

16.

The Bidin Presidency

4min

17.

The Second War on Terrorism Could End Up Being More Pervasive

2min

18.

Do You Think America Will Continue to Insist on Absolute Security?

2min

19.

Is the Book a Pacifist Book?

4min

Jack Goldsmith sat down with Samuel Moyn, Henry R. Luce Professor of Jurisprudence at Yale Law School and a professor of history at Yale University. The two discussed Professor Moyn’s latest book, “Humane: How the United States Abandoned Peace and Reinvented War.” The conversation touched on the changing nature of war, the decoupling of conflict from our national conversations and even Tolstoy.

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