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PluriCourts invites you to attend a two day conference on international Trade and Investment disputes.

Registration

To register for the conference, please follow this link. There is no fee to register for the conference.

PluriCourts has the great pleasure of welcoming his Honor Georges Abi-Saab on the 24th of August for an interview from 16:00-17:30 in Kjerka, Domus Media at the University of Oslo.

PluriCourts seminar with Professor José E. Alvarez.

This workshop brings together distinguished political theorists, legal scholars and political scientists discussions on how best to understand public reason – understood in a broad and inclusive way - in relation to courts, and in discussion about what practical impact such ideals may have in the context of adjudication.

International Criminal Law Lunch with Professor William Schabas, who will discuss the right to truth in international crimes and transitional justice, and how temporal limitations may intrude to prevent full enjoyment of the right to truth with respect to atrocities perpetrated many decades ago.

PluriCourts, will host the 14th Annual Colloquium of the IUCN Academy of Environmental Law, 20-24 June 2016. The theme of the Colloquium is "The Environment in Court - Environmental protection in national and international courts, tribunals, and compliance mechanisms". 

PluriCourts and iCourts - Danish Centre of Excellence on International Courts jointly organize a high-level summer school for doctoral students for PhD students working on international courts in their social and political context.

PluriCourts Seminar with the Investment team at PluriCourts presenting their new database and it's uses.

The fifth in the series of PluriCourts core reading seminars focuses on legitimacy questions in the environment and trade pillars. We discuss two chapters from the book International Courts and Environmental Protection by Tim Stephens and one article by Robert Howse.

Please note that the seminar starts at 13:30 this time!

International Criminal Law Lunch with Anton Weiss-Wendt from the Centre for Studies of the Holocaust and Religious Minorities.

The seminar addresses dilemmas that arise between pursuing an academic career and maintaining other aspects of a fulfilling life. It is aimed at colleagues in the PhD / PostDoc phase, especially in the disciplines of law, philosophy and political science, both men and women. Many are under pressure to publish and take on administrative tasks and teaching, - often in an unfamiliar culture, and sometimes also with obligations of care.

The seminar is organised by PluriCourts as part of its 'Publish and Flourish' mentoring programme; the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights; and the Equality and Diversity Committee at the Faculty of Law.

Convenors Andreas Føllesdal and Inga Bostad.

PluriCourts Seminar with Sverre Blandhol, now rescheduled for the 1st of June.

MultiRights Seminar with Åse B. Grødeland on her paper written with Leslie T. Holmes about Russia's relationship with the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR).

In this International Criminal Law lunch, researcher Kjersti Lohne will present her research project investigating international forum shopping among international courts and judicial fora by Guantánamo detainees’ defence counsel and human rights NGOs.

This year's conference will be held in Tromsø, and will address a range of issues with speakers and participants from three distinguished research communities.

The fourth in the series of PluriCourts core reading seminars focuses on legitimacy questions in the investment pillar and the international criminal law pillar. We discuss texts by Asad G. Kiyani and Muthucumarswamy Sornarajah. Please note that the seminar starts at 12:00 this time.

The Investment pillar at PluriCourts is excited to announce that it will be hosting a workshop on arbitrator behavior on Monday, May 23.

On 13-14 May 2016, the International Law Association (ILA) Study Group on ‘The Content and Evolution of the Rules of Interpretation’ will hold its inaugural meeting in Athens.

The third in the series of PluriCourts reading seminars discusses texts by John Tasioulas, Yuval Shany and Beth Simmons.

MultiRights Seminar with Johan Karlsson Schaffer presenting his paper on Nordic ambivalence to international human rights norms.  

Trade and Investment forum with Catherine A. Rogers

This workshop will discuss how issues of legitimacy can be addressed by bringing to bear the value of non-domination and the Republican tradition of political thought.

PluriCourts Seminar with Daniel Behn.

MultiRights Seminar with Jan Petrov presenting his paper on 'Mechanisms of implementation of the European Courts of Human Rights case-law in the post-Brighton constellation'