PLAYING) CONSTITUTIONAL TWISTER: THE MECHANISMS OF CONVERGENCE AND DIVERGENCE WITHIN MULTILEVEL LEGAL ORDERS
CALL FOR PAPERS
Date: 1-2 October 2021
Location: University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Law and Online
Call for Authors: Open Textbook on Public International Law
Expressions of Interest due June 4, 2021.
Professor Louise Chappell (UNSW, Sydney), Dr Rosemary Grey (University of Sydney) and Dr Kcasey McLoughlin (University of Newcastle, Australia) are inviting expressions of interest for contributions to the first book on the International Criminal Court (ICC) using a feminist judgments methodology, tentatively titled: Feminist Judgments: Re-imagining the International Criminal Court.
The project
Call For Papers
UNC 25th Annual Tax Symposium
11 Mar 2022 - 12 Mar 2022, Paul J. Rizzo Conference
Announcing the University of North Carolina's Twenty-Fifth Annual Tax Symposium Call for Papers on March 11-12, 2022.
CALL FOR PAPERS
FOR THE WORKSHOP ON
The Impact of New Technologies on Public and Private Powers: National and
Supranational Perspectives
Carleton University (Ottawa, Canada) and the research center CERIDAP of the University of Milan organizes the Workshop titled The Impact of New Technologies on Public and Private Powers: National and Supranational Perspectives on 12 November 2021.
Call for Papers
Artificial Intelligence: The New Frontier of Business and Human Rights
Asser Institute, The Hague
7 September 2021
This year marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of Rosa Luxemburg: a revolutionary theorist and political activist, whose work has provided important political economy critiques of imperialism, capitalism, nationalism and advocated for the collective commitment to social justice.
SECOND EDITION OF THE GLOBAL JURIST AWARD Call for essays under the title:
2030: A new horizon for International Economic Law?
Call For Papers: Third Legal Histories of Empire Conference
Beyond the Pale: Legal Histories on the Edges of Empires
Maynooth University, 29 June-1 July 2022
Call for Papers:
The European Social Charter Turns 60: Advancing Economic and Social RIghts across Jurisdictions
On October 18, 1961 the European Social Charter was signed in Turin, Italy. Sixty years after, the Department of Law of the University of Turin aims to bring together experts from different fields of legal scholarship (i.e. constitutional law, international law, EU law, labour law) to discuss and appraise the role played by the Charter system in advancing the protection of economic and social rights throughout Europe.
