Maksymilian (Maks) Del Mar is Professor of Legal Theory and Legal Humanities in the Department of Law. He joined Queen Mary University of London in 2011. In 2020-21, he is on research leave as a British Academy ...

Registration now open for the Annual Research Day Netherlands Network for Human Rights Research: Human Rights and Vulnerability. The event will be hosted online by the University of Amsterdam and VU Amsterdam jointly ...

The armed conflict in the Syrian Arab Republic, one of the most severe humanitarian crises in the world, has been ongoing for a decade. Rethinking SLIC* invites you to join us on June 18th 2021 at a seminar on modes ...

The fourth seminar of the series will hear from Associate Professor Oishik Sircar (Jindal), Associate Professor Sara Kendall (Kent) and Christopher Gevers (University of KwaZulu-Natal).

The international investment legal regime has been heavily critiqued for several decades. Critics argue that investment arbitration is non-transparent, inconsistent and captured by an elite group of arbitrators from ...

With their Klimaschutzgesetz and Shell decision of April-May 2021, the German constitutional court and the District Court of The Hague have given new traction to the European wave of climate change litigation. At ...

Despite having been an alleged priority for the EU and the Member States over the last ten years, the number of people in situations of poverty and social exclusion remains unacceptably high. The Covid-19 crisis puts ...

Jean d’Aspremont is Professor of International Law at Sciences Po School of Law. His presentation will draw on his forthcoming book entitled ‘After Meaning. The Sovereignty of Forms in International Law’.

External action and trade policy is traditionally seen as dominated by the executive. Yet, EU trade policy has undergone a gradual process of democratization, as the powers of the European Parliament have gradually ...

The third seminar of the series will hear from Associate Professor Christine Schwöbel-Patel (Warwick) and Dr Hannah Franzki (Bremen).

Please find below a selection of the papers presented at the conference.

Economic inequality is steadily increasing. ACELG and ACLE are jointly convening an online conference discussing whether differences in how much people own and earn should be a concern for competition law.

The ACIL Annual Research Day will be held on Wednesday 19 May and we're delighted to welcome Professor Neha Jain (EUI) as our guest speaker.

Dr Deval Desai joined Edinburgh Law School in 2020 as Lecturer in International Economic Law. His work focuses on law and development, administrative law and regulation, (de)colonial patterns of knowledge and ...

The second seminar of the series will hear from Professor Lucas Lixinski (UNSW) and Dr Maria Elander (LaTrobe) and is entitled "Community: Culture, Identities and Memories"

Dr Tzouvala joined the Australian National University College of Law as a Senior Lecturer in July 2020. Her work focuses on the political economy, history and theory of international law. She is especially interested ...

The Amsterdam Center for International Law (ACIL) and Melbourne Law School’s Institute for International Law and the Humanities (IILAH) are pleased to announce a new seminar series entitled ‘Unpacking Transitional ...

Mauritania was the last state in the world to formally abolish “chattel slavery” in 1980. It has since committed to work towards the elimination of slavery by 2030 under the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) ...

Rethinking SLIC invites you to follow the money at an event on 4 March 2021. At this virtual event, a panel of speakers from the University of Amsterdam and Project Expedite Justice will explore the legal framework ...

Eric De Brabandere is Professor of International Dispute Settlement Law and Director of the Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies.