Liquid Gold, Grey Laws

from Law Law Land Hosted by The Texas Undergraduate Law Journal

In this episode, we analyze the unfolding crisis in Venezuela through a legal lens, focusing on the intersection between the control of resources and international law. We explore how disputes over oil, foreign involvement, and governance exposes the gray zones and limits of international intervention. For this episode, we are joined by Bhavik Menon and Michael Hren.

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