Public Media

​Guest: ​​

• "Mythology and the Colonisation of space": Mary-Jane Rubenstein in conversation with Alina Utrata. The Philosopher. December 2022.

• Big Tech, the New Corporate State and Why You Shouldn't Work in Silicon Valley (or consulting) after graduating. The Marshall Commission, March 2021. 

• Human Rights in the Digital Space. The Declarations Podcast. March 2021.

• Social Media and 2020 Elections. Northern Slant Special Election Event, October 2020.

• Things Overheard at Stanford. The Stanford Daily Podcast. 

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Host: ​

• Conversation with Xiaowei Wang, author of Blockchain Chicken Farm. Minderoo Centre for Technology and Democracy at Cambridge University. 

• The Criminalization of Homelessness. LawPod Podcast at Queen's University Belfast.

Power-Switch is the blog of the Minderoo Centre for Technology and Democracy at Cambridge University.

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• "Clubhouse in China shows that even "harmless" apps may put individuals in harm's way." February 14, 2021. Online here.

• "What Tech Calls Reading: A Review of the FSG x Logic Book Series." January 18, 2021. Online here.

• "Seeing Like a Social Media Site: The Anarchist's Approach to Facebook." December 2, 2020. Online here.

• "The Political Arguments against Digital Monopolies in the House Judiciary Committee's Report." November 16, 2020. Online here.

• "Should you have a right to a Facebook account?" November 16, 2020. Online here.

• "Thinking About Truth in the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia.” Stanford International Policy Review. July 2017. Online here.

• "Go Fund Justice! A Report on Crowd Funding for the Trust Fund for Victims at the International Criminal Court." Stanford Law School: Law and Policy Lab on Preventing Mass Atrocities. March 2016. Online here.

• "Extraterritorial Rape: A Legislative Strategy for a New Statute." Stanford Law School: Law and Policy Lab on Preventing Mass Atrocities. January 2016. Online here.

• "A Greek and a Persian: The Influence of Plato on Ayatollah Khomeini."              Avicenna: Stanford Journal of Muslim Affairs. Winter 2015. Online here.

IntLawGrrls is a publication by women in legal disciplines providing crisp commentary (with a pinch of pink and a dash of sass) on issues in international law."

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Blog posts: ​

• John Bolton is Right (sort of)—the ICC should not be able to prosecute America: US gaps in domestic accountability for war crimes." September 10, 2018. Online here."

• Cautionary Tales for the Mueller Probe from the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia." August 26, 2018. Online here.

Guest: ​​​

• "Company Rules: Martian Colonies and Silicon Valley’s Corporations in Space." Political Economy Research Centre Blog. December 2022. Online here.

• "Amazon Web Services, Cloud Computing and Corporate Control." The Darwinian. Summer 2022. Online here.

• "Lost in Space." Boston Review. July 14, 2021. Online here.

• "The Optimists's Guide to Finding Meaning at Stanford." The Stanford Daily. September 14, 2019. Online here.

• As Long as It's Home. Stanford Global Perspectives. April 17, 2018. Online here.

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Personal Blog: 

• "Explaining Brexit To Americans Part II." October 10, 2020. Online here.

• "Explaining Brexit to Americans Part I." July 27, 2019. Online here.

• Trial Monitoring the Khmer Rouge Tribunal. August 9, 2016. Online here.

• Harry Potter and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. October 28, 2016. Online here.

The Rights Pod is a podcast by the Center for Human Rights and International Justice at Stanford University highlighting the research and expertise of the human rights community.

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Producer/host: ​

• Notes from Alumni: five part interview series

• Harry Potter and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

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Guest: ​

• The Importance of Taking a Break

Northern Slant is an independent media organization dedicated to constructive changes in Northern Irish political and civic discourse.

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Series: ​

• The Good Friday Agreement at Twenty. Interview series on identity in Northern Ireland. 2018. Online here.

• The Political Week in Five Points. Weekly column summarizing major news items. Online here.

Articles: ​​

• "Humanity's Last Stand?" September 19, 2019. Online here.

• "If You Love Something, Set It Free: Youth Emigration in Northern Ireland." October 14, 2018. Online here.

• "The Need for Accountability and Principles in a Post 9/11 World." September 11, 2018. Online here.

• "Could Cambridge Analytica's Legacy Wreak Havoc on Our Democracy?" May 21, 2018. Online here.

• "After Agreement, Living with Peace." April 23, 2018. Online here.

• "The Failure of Stormont Hasn't Been Inevitable Since 1998. It's Been Inevitable Since 1648." February 22, 2018. Online here.

• "Belfast is Not Bosnia." February 4, 2018. Online here.

Podcast producer/host: ​

• Interview with US Senator George Mitchell

• Interview with US Consul General Elizabeth Kennedy-Trudeau

• 2018: Year in Review