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Analysing International Law Scholarship

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When

14 May 2024

9:00 - 18:00 CEST

Where

Sala del Consiglio

Villa Salviati - Castle

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A workshop hosted by the SAILS Consortium.

The event will feature 10 papers from scholars based in Europe on topics relevant to the SAILS research theme, including papers that review international law’s turn to empiricism, the connections between international law journal publishing and the construction of institutional and social identities in the field, the place of the commentary in international law scholarship and practice, "transnational" law journals, the contributions of international law yearbooks, and the production of research intended for international law teaching and students, among others. The scholars will present their work for comments from designated discussants and the broader community.

SAILS: Study and Analysis of International and Comparative Law Scholarship is an interdisciplinary collaborative research project based at Georgetown University that brings together scholars from international and comparative law to study the relationship between international law scholarship and practice. 

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Scientific Organiser(s):

Prof. Sarah Nouwen (European University Institute)

Prof. Sergio Puig (EUI)

Prof. Kathleen Claussen (Georgetown Law)

Contact(s):

Francesca Grassini (EUI - Law Department)

Discussant(s):

Prof. Sergio Puig (EUI)

Austin Williams ((Georgetown, SAILS Steering Committee)

Yahli Shereshevsky

Wolfgang Alschner (University of Ottawa)

Justina Uriburu (University of Manchester)

Prof. Arnulf Becker Lorca (European University Institute)

Prof. Kathleen Claussen (Georgetown Law)

Francisco-José Quintana (Geneva Graduate Institute)

Gráinne De Búrca (EUI - Law Department)

Anna Saunders (UCL/ANU)

Speaker(s):

Damien Charlotin (HEC Paris)

Dr Michael Waibel (University of Vienna)

Freya Baetens (Oxford University)

Ignacio De la Rasilla

William Hamilton Byrne (University of Copenhagen)

Thomas Schultz (UNIGE)

Gleider Hernández (KU Leuven)

Ana Luísa Bernardino (Oxford)

Wouter Werner (Vrije Universiteit)

Lianne Boer (VU Amsterdam)

Niccoló Ridi (KCL)

Chair(s):

Prof. Kathleen Claussen (Georgetown Law)

David Isom (Georgetown University)

Gráinne De Búrca (EUI - Law Department)

Prof. Sergio Puig (EUI)