Uncommon Knowledge 4: Rowan Nicholson on the Pope v the Mongols, international law and micronations

Update: 2016-05-22

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This week, Rowan Nicholson joins us to discuss an argument between Pope Innocent IV and the Mongol Emperor Güyük Khan, micronations in the US and Australia, and the treatment of indigenous peoples by colonial international law.

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