2024
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On Friday 6 December, the Research Group on International Law is hosting a roundtable conference on Exploring an edited volume on the national separation of powers in the domestic application of international law. Participation is by invitation only.
On Wednesday 4 December, the Research Group on International Law is hosting the launch of Postdoctoral Research Fellow Nicola Strain's book The Adjudicator’s Toolkit and the Force of International Law. Comparing Trade and Investment Disputes.
On Wednesday 13 November 2024, Associate Professor Gaiane Nuridzhanian will present her recently published book "The principle of ne bis in idem in international criminal law". Professor Jo Stigen will provide a prepared comment.
Wednesday 11 September 2024, Professor Angela Schwerdtfeger will address the procedural consequences of the ECtHR’s KlimaSeniorinnen judgment for associations at the domestic level.
Wednesday 28 August 2024, Professor Thomas Kleinlein will present the cooperative research project Informal International Lawmaking as a Challenge for Domestic Law and Procedures.
Wednesday 12 June 2024, Assistant Professor Ezgi Yildiz will present her new book Between Forbearance and Audacity: The European Court of Human Rights and the Norm against Torture.
Wednesday 5 June 2024, Postdoctoral fellow Nedim Hogic will present on the topic “Anti-corruption sanctions in the aftermath of the Russian aggression against Ukraine”.
The lunch seminar is part of the IntNatLaw seminar series on sanctions.
On Wednesday 15 May, PhD candidates Ane and Heidi Sydnes Egeland will present on the topic "From individual human rights to general state obligations?".
Monday 29 April 2024, Professor Andreas Føllesdal will present aspects of his forthcoming book on Subsidiarity and International Law.
Regrettably, our speaker, Raji Sourani, could not make it because of family reasons.
Professor Gentian Zyberi has stepped in and can provide an update for those interested on the situation in Gaza and the occupied Palestinian territories. He will focus on the cases before the International Court of Justice, the Palestinian application for membership to the UN, and the adverse effects on education for pupils and students of the 200 days of war in Gaza. Various domestic legal processes concerning prosecution of crimes committed in Gaza and the transfer of weapons to Israel will be covered. There will be enough time reserved for a Q&A session.
Wednesday 17 April 2024, Professor Geir Ulfstein will present aspects of his forthcoming book, with the working title "Redressing the balance between international and national law: Deference by international courts and tribunals".
Wednesday 13 March 2024, PhD candidate Konrad Neugebauer (Potsdam University Law School) will present on the topic "The ICJ Order in South Africa v. Israel - Which Implications for Domestic Judges to avoid Personal Responsibility under International Criminal Law?".
Wednesday 14 February 2024, Assistant Professor Daniel Peat will present his and Associate Professor Tarald Gulseth Berge's draft article "Consenting to comply? Does uncontested jurisdiction affect compliance in ISDS cases?"
Wednesday, 17 January 2024, Professor Gentian Zyberi will present his forthcoming book chapter on the Protection of persons at sea from the perspective of the UN human rights treaty bodies (and the Special Procedures).