Armed attack as a form of aggression

A conversation with Prof. Adil Haque of Rutgers Law School - Haque explains how a review of the negotiating history for the UN Charter suggests a relationship among the prohibition on the use of force, self-defense, and acts of aggression, that is quite different from current views, with important implications for a number of aspects of the doctrine of self-defense, including anticipatory self-defense, the nature of armed attack, and the role of the security council. For more info on the episode and for links to the related material, visit http://jibjabpodcast.com