International Law

Call for Papers: Cognitive Sociology, Culture, and International Law

Deadline: 

11/1/16

Event Date: 

04/28/17 to 04/29/17

Location name: 

University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Organization: 

iCourts, Centre of Excellence for International Courts

Call for Papers: Cognitive Sociology, Culture, and International Law

Call for Papers: Cognitive Sociology, Culture, and International Law

iCourts, Centre of Excellence for International Courts, University of Copenhagen
28-29 April 2017

Workshop Theme

Call for Papers:The Role of International Organizations and Non-State Actors in the Formation of Customary International Law

Deadline: 

10/15/16

Event Date: 

01/26/17 to 01/27/17

Location name: 

University of Manchester, Manchester, U.K.

Organization: 

Manchester International Law Centre

The Role of International Organizations and Non-State Actors in the Formation of Customary International Law

Although customary international law has continuously been on the agenda of international legal scholars, it seems uncontested that debates on custom have been reinvigorated by the work of the International Law Commission on the topic. Under the rapporteurship of Sir Michael Wood, the work of the Commission has fueled much interest within and outside academic circles. It is noteworthy that Sir Michael has personally encouraged input from academics over the past few years.

Call for Papers: TDM Special Issue on the "Time and Cost Issues in International Arbitration"

Deadline: 

11/1/16

Event Date: 

04/1/17

Location name: 

Special Issue on the "Time and Cost Issues in International Arbitration"

Organization: 

Transnational Dispute Management

Call for Papers: TDM Special Issue on the "Time and Cost Issues in International Arbitration"

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We are pleased to announce a forthcoming TDM special issue on "Time and Cost Issues in International Arbitration."

This Special Issue will be edited by Wendy Miles QC (Boies, Schiller & Flexner) and Philippe Cavalieros (Winston & Strawn), and will focus on a subject that is central to the concerns of arbitration users, many of whom perceive arbitration proceedings as being too expensive and lengthy.

Call for Submissions: Non-Legal Adjudicators in National and International Disputes

Deadline: 

10/31/16

Event Date: 

04/1/17

Location name: 

Special Issue on "Non-Legal Adjudicators in National and International Disputes"

Organization: 

Transnational Dispute Management

TDM Call for Papers Special Issue on "Non-Legal Adjudicators in National and International Disputes"

CALL FOR PAPERS A Workshop on Legal Migrations, Vulnerability, and Resilience

Deadline: 

09/16/16

Event Date: 

12/9/16 to 12/10/16

Location name: 

Emory University School of Law, Atlanta, GA

CALL FOR PAPERS A Workshop on Legal Migrations, Vulnerability, and Resilience December 9-10, 2016 Emory University School of Law, Atlanta, GA This workshop will interrogate the experience of traversing borders between legal forms through the lens of vulnerability theory. Contemporary legal scholarship most often devotes attention to status categories conceived as static positions of relative privilege or disadvantage.

Call For Papers The Future of Food Law & Policy in Canada

Deadline: 

08/12/16

Event Date: 

11/3/16 to 11/4/16

Location name: 

Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Organization: 

Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie University and Food Lawyers of Canada

Call For Papers
The Future of Food Law & Policy in Canada

Thu 3 Nov and Fri 4 Nov 2016, Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University Halifax, Nova Scotia

Call For Papers: Translating Law

Deadline: 

12/15/16

Event Date: 

09/1/17

Organization: 

Tilburg Law Review (TiLR)

Tilburg Law Review (TiLR) invites article submissions for its fall 2017 special issue on ‘Translating Law‘. We imagine this double issue primarily as a collection of articles in law and humanities, but we welcome submissions from other disciplines as well.

Call for Papers for a Symposium International Commissions of Inquiry: What Difference Do They Make?

Deadline: 

09/19/16

Event Date: 

01/1/17

Location name: 

Cambridge, UK

Organization: 

The European Journal of International Law

Call for Papers for a Symposium International Commissions of Inquiry: What Difference Do They Make? The proliferation of inquiry bodies in international affairs is a marked phenomenon of the postCold War period. Scholarly attention has largely focused on the procedures and methodologies adopted by such bodies, in addition to their findings of fact and conclusions of law. Comparatively little systematic attention has been devoted to the impact of international commissions of inquiry on the specific disputes, incidents or situations that they are created to address.

Call for Papers: Modernizing International Trade Law to Support Innovation and Sustainable Development

Deadline: 

09/9/16

Event Date: 

07/4/17 to 07/6/17

Location name: 

Vienna International Centre, Vienna, Austria

Organization: 

United Nations Commission on International Trade Law

MODERNIZING INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAW TO SUPPORT INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 4-6 July 2017 Vienna International Centre, Vienna A three day Congress hosted by the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law CALL FOR PAPERS For further information, see http://www.uncitral.org/uncitral/en/commission/colloquia/50thanniversary....

Call for Papers: Languages of Internationalism

Deadline: 

09/1/16

Event Date: 

05/25/17 to 05/26/17

Location name: 

Birkbeck College, University of London

Organization: 

the Reluctant Internationalists research group at Birkbeck College London in collaboration with Dr. Brigid O’Keeffe from Brooklyn College, CUNY

Languages of Internationalism

Conference to take place at Birkbeck College, University of London

25-26 May 2017

 Deadline for submission of abstracts: 1 September 2016

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