Summer academy at Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá, Colombia, 17-21 July 2023. Call for applications by 29 January 2023.
Online symposium invitation
Call for expressions of interest by 14 November 2022. Symposium online on 5 December 2022.
Este simposio servirá para conmemorar el 50o aniversario del discurso del antiguo Presidente Salvador Allende ante la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas. Si le puede interesar dar una presentación durante este simposio o si desea apoyarlo, por favor escriba antes del 14 de noviembre de 2022.
The International Law and Human Rights Unit (University of Liverpool) invites postgraduate research students to its 4th Annual Postgraduate Conference in International Law and Human Rights. The conference will take place on 27th and 28th March 2023. Deadline for proposals is 18th November 2022.
As part of our ongoing reflections on Teaching International Law, Abhijeet Shrivastava and Rudraksh Lakra reflect on their recent experience as Jessup mooters. They explore how the institutional expectations of Jessup mooting and broader context of international law discourage certain arguments about decolonization.
Towards Remedying the Transcivilizational Neglect: Revisiting the Story of the Spanish Requerimiento
Using Yasuaki Onuma’s ‘Transcivilizational Perspective on Internacional Law’, Nizamuddin Ahmad Siddiqui & Mohd Imran explore the emergence of the Spanish Requerimiento in the sixteenth century as a way to interrogate the absence, in the discipline’s historiography, of the encounter between European international law and its Muslim “other” in early modernity.
In the last few weeks, Pakistan has suffered unprecedented flooding. Please contribute to civil society organisations that are working tirelessly to help those affected.
Through the lens of recent political developments, Ahmed Raza Memon analyzes the complex entanglement of social orders within Pakistan, where persistent colonial legacies interweave through local sociological realities in ways that resonate across the postcolonial world.
This conference will bring lawyers, legal historians, sociologists and political scientists together to discuss the ways in which colonialism has shaped the EU legal order.