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Vacancies: Two Assistant Professors in Public International Law
11 Feb 2021
ACIL is looking for two committed and innovative Assistant Professors to engage in cross-cutting research and to teach in the field of public international law in the Bachelor, and in the Master track Public ...
Dr Eliana Cusato joins ACIL
2 Feb 2021
Eliana Cusato is joining the Amsterdam Center for International Law in February 2021 as a Marie Skłodowska Curie post-doctoral fellow. Her research project, ‘Resource Wars in an Unequal World’, combines her ...
Sustainability grant for Dr Andrea Leiter and Professor Ingo Venzke
19 Jan 2021
Dr Andrea Leiter and Professor Ingo Venzke have successfully applied for the UvA Sustainability grant to develop a course on 'International Law and Sustainable Development'. The course will be offered for the first ...
ACIL & IViR researcher Svetlana Yakovleva wins Faculty Prize for the best publication of the year 2019-2020
14 Jan 2021
For the ninth year in a row, the Faculty Prize for the best publication of the year has been awarded to a young researcher and this year the top and second prizes have been awarded to ACIL members.
ACIL Lecture Series 2021
17 Dec 2020
ACIL announces a stimulating and accomplished line-up of speakers for the 2021 Lecture Series. More details to follow in the new year about how you can register for these lectures and q&a sessions.
André Nollkaemper reappointed dean of Amsterdam Law School
15 Dec 2020
The UvA’s Executive Board has reappointed Professor André Nollkaemper as dean of Amsterdam Law School. Nollkaemper’s second term will commence on 1 May 2021 and – like the first term – will last for a period of five ...
The Role of the NATO Legal Advisor
10 Nov 2020
Steven Hill was appointed as the Legal Adviser and Director of the Office of Legal Affairs at NATO Headquarters in Brussels in February 2014 and served until February 2020 in the role of Secretary General Jens ...
Vacancy Postdoc in Human Rights Law/International (Criminal) Law
8 Oct 2020
The section of Criminal Law and the Amsterdam Center for International Law (ACIL) of the Amsterdam Law School are looking for a Postdoctoral Researcher to work on a project on Secondary Liability for International ...
International Judicial Legitimacy
24 Jul 2020
The texts in the book ‘International Judicial Legitimacy. New Voices and Approaches’ on the legitimacy of international courts were framed as a direct reaction to arguments put forward in the book “In Whose Name?” by ...
The impact of legal proceedings initiated by victims of war crimes
21 Jul 2020
Frederiek de Vlaming has received NIAS funding for her research project ‘The Impact of Litigating Breaches of International (Humanitarian) Law on Truth and Rehabilitation of Victims – A Case Study.’ Her project is ...
Vacancy Management & Communications assistant
17 Jul 2020
ACELG and ACIL are looking for a versatile and enthusiastic individual who combines a knack for internal and external communication with a structured working style and eye for detail. You are self-guided and show ...
Fight against torture and other forms of violence
17 Jul 2020
Valentina Carraro (VU Amsterdam) joined ACELG and ACIL as a visiting researcher in April 2020. Her research is highly interdisciplinary, combining international law and international relations. Her research interests ...
Technology enabled governance
14 Jul 2020
Andrea Leiter is joining the Amsterdam Center for International Law in August 2020 as Assistant Professor. Her research focuses on technology enabled governance and is embedded in the Sustainable Global Economic Law ...
Depleted Fortunes – Law in a World of Exhaustible Environmental Resources
14 Jul 2020
Lys Kulamadayil joined the ACIL in May 2020 as a post-doctoral research fellow to conduct research on her project 'Depleted Fortunes,' which is funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). During her time ...
Locally embedded, internationally energised
16 Jun 2020
In conversation Bronwen Morgan (UNSW Sydney) tells us about her passion for socio-legal research and developing new legal forms for economic transactions, human needs vs human rights, the importance of experiments of ...
Expert Recommendations on Improving the Operations of the ICC Office of the Prosecutor
19 May 2020
Organised by the Open Society Justice Initiative and ACIL, a workshop with 35 (inter)national criminal justice practitioners and experts in investigating and prosecuting international crimes and monitoring the ...
Janne Nijman appointed at the Graduate Institute in Geneva
12 May 2020
Janne E. Nijman, Professor of History and Theory of International Law at the UvA Law School, has been appointed Professor of International law at the Graduate Institute in Geneva. She will combine this part-time ...
(closed) Vacancy junior lecturer International and European Public Law
28 Apr 2020
This vacancy is now closed /\/\/\/\ ACELG and ACIL are looking for a junior lecturer to teach in the fields of International and European Public Law. Candidates need to have a master's degree in International ...
Economics of Care: from rubric to lived experience
7 Apr 2020
After her public lecture and participation in the conference on 'Epistemologies of Care - Rethinking Global Political Economy,' Nancy Folbre (University of Massachusetts Amherst) speaks to us about 'being born again' ...
(closed) Vacancy Assistant Professor Sustainable Global Economic Law (European Law)
30 Mar 2020
This vacancy is closed /\/\/\ We are looking for an inspired, innovative assistant professor to engage in cross-cutting research within the law school’s research project on 'Sustainable Global Economic Law (SGEL)', ...
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