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Kanad Bagchi, new postdoc #public international law, #political economy, #money. Read more  → Miriam Heipertz, new PhD researcher #property theories, #public international law, #European law Read more  → Margaretha Wewerinke-Singh Ass. Prof. Sustainability Law Read more  → Tim Lindgren, new postdoc #public international law, #environment, #colonialism Read more  → Further updates As of September, Dr Catherine Brölmann is a visiting professor at Sorbonne Law School for the year 2023-2024. Prof Stephan Schill is the General Editor of the newly launched ICCA Awards Series - an online publication devoted solely to arbitral awards and related decisions that are of particular relevance to the development of international arbitration. Dr Margaretha Wewerinke-Singh was in Hamburg in September for the ITLOS advisory opinion hearings, pleading on behalf of COSIS. ACIL lecture with Prof Guy Sinclair How to Disarm a Revolution: The United Nations and the Rise of Neoliberalism in International Economic Governance Missed this lecture? Catch up with the recording here Events oct 11 From Past to Present: Schreuer’s Commentary on the ICSID Convention Vienna oct 16 Legal Exceptionalism in a Racial Capitalist Order: Temporary Foreign Worker Programs in Agriculture from a Historical and Comparative Perspective Hybrid oct 19 Forestry Protection and Trade – The Sustainability Knot in EU-MERCOSUR Negotiations Hybrid oct 20 Conference on international dispute settlement - Resort to international advisory proceedings Hybrid oct 30 Rights Refused: Grassroots Activism and State Violence in Myanmar Hybrid Research output SSRN publications Nijman, J. & Aust, H. The Urbanisation of International Law – A Post-Cold War History Nollkaemper, A. International Law and the Agony of Animals in Industrial Meat Production Pijpers, Peter, B.M.J. Revisiting the Stability/Instability Paradox in Cyberspace : Lessons From the Russo-Ukraine War ACIL SSRN page  → Articles Cusato, E The ‘imbroglio’ of ecocide: a political economic analysis (with Emily Jones), Leiden Journal of International Law, 26 Sept Trampert, J. The Export of Goods Used For Torture and The Applicability of Article 3 echr,  European Convention on Human Rights Law Review, 15 Sept Nedeski, N. w/T Sparks & G Hernández, The World is Burning, Urgently and Irreparably: A Plea for Interim Protection Against Climatic Change at the ICJ, (2023) 22 Law and Practice of International Courts and Tribunals 301-337.  Books & Book Chapters Lindgren, T. Grounding Ecocide, Humanity, and International Law , The Routledge Handbook of International Law and Anthropocentrism. Nijman, J.E. Bertha von Suttner: Locating International Law in Novel and Salon,  I. Tallgren (Ed.), Portraits of Women in International Law: New Names and Forgotten Faces? (pp. 87-98). Oxford University Press. Presentations & Events Brölmann, C.M. The UN’s legislative powers pertaining to third parties, presentation at the UN Tort Law workshop: UN Third party liability practice - filling legal gaps, University of Salzburg, 21-22 September Cusato, E. Time in the Anthropocene and climate (in)justice debates: reparations as a ‘grammar of futurity’?, Presentation at the Critical Legal Conference, Durham, 11-13 September. Nedeski, N. Translating climate science for international adjudication, Organiser & participant, Amsterdam (closed workshop followed by public roundtable), 29-30 June PluriCourts Concluding Conference, Moot Court on a Hypothetical Climate Case, University of Oslo, 14 June Op-Eds & Blogs Cusato, E. Progress and Linear Time: How to Rethink International Law to Account for Ecologically Precarious Presents?, Völkerrechtsblog, 19 Sept  Hamilton, T. Could the Lafarge Settlement provide Reparations for Victims of ISIL?, EJIL:Talk!, 3 July Leiter, A. The Network State – Blockchain Utopias and the Revenge of the Real, ESIL Newsletter, Summer 2023 Nijman, J.E. Stop ons Verzet, CDV, 15 June. Zwanenburg, M. & Vermeer, A. Ukraine Symposium – Transfers of POWs to Third States, Articles of War, 19 July Members in the Media Schill, S. Rusland laten betalen voor schade Oekraïne? Lastiger dan gedacht, RTLNieuws, 3 July Vasiliev, S. Ukraine vs. Russia: Genocide proceedings at UN's top court, DW, 17 September Zwanenburg, M. Marten Zwanenburg over 'De Dag van de Vrede', NPO Radio 1, 22 September The ACIL Newsletter is sent periodically and provides readers with updates on the work of the Center and upcoming events at the Center. Subscribe to the newsletter Unsubscribe