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2018
October
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The Power(s) of Global Constitutionalism
-Admission is free, no booking required
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Brexit and limping divorce statuses: A critical analysis of the ties that bind us to national law
-Admission is free, no booking required
June
March
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The Right to Self-Determination and its Limitations - Scotland and Catalonia Compared
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In light of the Scottish position regarding Brexit on the one hand and the Catalonian independence movement on the other, new light is shed on the question as to how parts of a country may legally react to developments at the central level that they (by a majority) disagree with....
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Energy Arbitration Seminar on Mining Arbitration in Africa and Latin America
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Peter Hirst will be talking about his experience in mining arbitration in Africa and Latin America as well as career opportunities in international arbitration
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North Korea and the Use of Force
-The ongoing launch of missiles combined with the test of large nuclear bombs by North Korea causes great concern around the world. Although North Korea is no longer subject to the Non-Proliferation Treaty it remains subject to international law obligations including various UN Security Council resolutions. However, to date, the...
February
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Courting Environmental Justice: The Adjudicatory Dimensions of the National Green Tribunal India
-Admission FREE, no booking required. Abstract: A role of the judiciary is to shape and facilitate environmental laws, policies and principles. India’s green judiciary, particularly the National Green Tribunal (NGT), is an example of its transitional move through substantive and procedural creativity in the current socio-ecological crisis. The juristic and scientific interventions...
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Cross-border portability of refugees' personal status - Bridging private international law and migration law
-Admission FREE, no booking required. Speaker: Professor Jinske Verhellen, Ghent University, Belgium Abstract: The EU member States seem to have prioritised the reception of asylum seekers and the development of short-term assistance programmes. Yet strategies to tackle the long-term legal consequences of the refugee flows into Europe are less clear. While those short-term interventions...
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A Multi-Speed European Union, Brexit, and the Future of Judicial Cooperation
-EU measures in the area of civil justice cooperation cover many areas. However, they leave the impression of a patchwork. On the one hand, they do not necessarily cover all Member States. On the other hand, some measures are extended to third States. Also, there are countries in the midst...
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Brexit trade negotiations - where is the UK heading?
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The seminar will set out the key questions for the UK and the EU as both sides embark in the negotiation of their future trade relationship.