2022 ESIL Research Forum, Glasgow 31 March – 1 April 2022
Call for Papers
International Law and Global Security: Regulating an Illusion?
The 2022 ESIL Research Forum will take place on 31st March-1st April 2022 and will be hosted by the Glasgow Centre for International Law and Security (GCILS) at the University of Glasgow.
Call For Papers
International Conference Codification of Family Laws and its Impact on Islamization of Laws
29-30 September, 2021, Shariah Academy, International Islamic University, Faisal Mosque Campus Islamabad
Organized by:
Shariah Academy, International Islamic University, Islamabad
Call For Papers
Legal, Institutional and Policy Developments - Ensuring Access to Affordable, Reliable, Sustainable and Modern Energy in the MENA Region: Legal, Institutional and Policy Developments
Call for Papers
2022 Symposium
UNDER PRESSURE: LEGAL AND SYSTEMIC RESPONSES TO THE PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA ASSOCIATED WITH COVID-19
CALL FOR PAPERS
DEADLINE: August 1, 2021
Indiana University McKinney School of Law and Indiana Journal of Law and Social Equality (IU Maurer School of Law) present “Law vs. Antisemitism”, March 13-14, 2022.
This hybrid conference is to be held on campus and virtually at IU McKinney School of Law, Indianapolis, Indiana
The Northern Illinois University College of Law is now accepting proposals for the Fourth Annual Chicagoland Junior Scholars Conference on Friday, October 1, 2021. The conference will be held in person at Loyola University Chicago School of Law. This conference offers junior scholars the opportunity to present works-in-progress, to receive feedback from a senior faculty reader and other attendees, and to network with other legal scholars from the greater Chicagoland area.
EUDIPLO - 7th Geneva Jean Monnet Doctoral Workshop – Call for papers
The Law and Practice of EU Diplomacy in Regional and Global Organisations
University of Geneva, 19 November 2021
(online workshop)
Virtual Conference on Sustainable Diversity in International Arbitration
Conference Theme
During the decades in which arbitration has become the preferred means for settling crossborder business and investment disputes, there has been a natural and mostly positive trend toward harmonization. In recent years, however, the international arbitration community has devoted greater attention to diversity. For too many, harmonization represents no more than Western legal dominance and a practitioner community that remains largely homogeneous.
Transitioning into the Profession of the Legal Scholar
Professional Skills Lab Webinar Series for Early Career Scholars of International Law
26 May 2021
Join us for a webinar series with a group of peers centred on professional skills and academic conduct taking place between October 2021 and February 2022. Besides different methods of peer2peer engagement, this skills lab will also feature conversations with Sundhya Pahuja, Nico Krisch, Ingo Venzke and Susan Marks.
CALL FOR SUBMISSION
International Bilingual Symposium — Montreal/Brussels 4 October 2021
75 years after Nuremberg, what happened to “maxi-trials” that saw dozens of criminals — Nazis, or Japanese nationals before the International Military Tribunal for the Far East — prosecuted and judged together? Despite their shortcomings or even failures, their historical legacy persists. Given the chronic crisis faced by international criminal justice, would collective trials be possible and desirable today?
