Interview with Professor Eliav Lieblich on the Occasion of the 3rd Max Planck-Cambridge Prize Ceremony

The following interview with Professor Eliav Lieblich took place on the occasion of the award ceremony of the 3rd Max Planck-Cambridge Prize. The Max Planck-Cambridge Prize is a joint initiative of the Lauterpacht Centre for International Law, University of Cambridge, and the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Heidelberg. Awarded biennially, the prize highlights the relevance of fundamental research in the field of international law in a phase of reconfiguration of the global order. Its aim is to identify an outstanding mid-career legal scholar whose contributions to the study of international law have enriched the field and are likely to continue and develop further. The interview was conducted by Dr. Fabian Eichberger and Dr. Liana Minkova, both postdoctoral researchers and Fellows of the Lauterpacht Centre.