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czwartek, 25 lutego 2021
Call for papers: German Yearbook of International Law
niedziela, 21 lutego 2021
Webinarium: The EU Policy on Digitization (of Art Collections), 23 lutego 2021 r.
Miami-Florida Jean Monnet Center of Excellence zaprasza do udziału w webinarium pt. "The EU Policy on Digitization (of Art Collections)", organizowanym przez Centrum Studiów Europejskich Uniwersytetu Florydy, w dniu 23 lutego (wtorek) 2021 r., o godz. 16:30 (czasu środkowoeuropejskiego). Panelistki z Niemiec, Polski i Włoch przedstawią technologie dostępne
dla dziedzictwa kulturowego i ocenią zarówno ich potencjał, jak i
możliwe zagrożenia w kontekście prawa i polityki Unii Europejskiej (UE) w tym obszarze. Wydarzenie to jest częścią serii "Jean Monnet w USA", łączącej sieć uniwersytetów finansowanych przez UE w Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Więcej informacji oraz link do rejestracji dostępne są tutaj.
środa, 11 listopada 2020
Konferencja: 30 lat Traktatu o potwierdzeniu granicy polsko-niemieckiej
Centrum Studiów Niemieckich i Europejskich im. Willy’ego Brandta
poniedziałek, 2 listopada 2020
Call for applications: International Summer School "Human Rights in Theory and Practice" (Drezno, wrzesień 2021 r.)
poniedziałek, 5 października 2020
Call for papers: Jurisdiction: Who speaks international law? (Bonn, wrzesień 2021 r.)
wtorek, 2 czerwca 2020
Call for papers: Workshop "International Patron-Client Relations in Secessionist Conflicts: Empirical Insights and Conceptual Innovations" (Zamki Dornburga, październik 2020 r.)
- Identification of patrons and clients in a conflict (agency): patrons are mostly assumed to be states supporting secessionists. However, similar roles might also be assumed by IGOs or NGOs, such as diasporas or human rights groups; and patrons might also support central governments. Conversely, clients are rarely just puppets, but agents with distinct preferences and varying degrees of autonomy. Identifying patrons and clients presupposes definitional clarity.
- The balance of dependence, autonomy, and control (or power) between patrons and clients: this varies among dyads and over time (symmetry).
- The motives why patrons support clients despite the drain of resources this implies and the motives why clients seek the support of patrons despite the autonomy loss this entails (motives).
- The types, degrees, and duration of tangible and intangible resources patrons and clients exchange: this varies strongly over time and across cases (resource exchange).
- The effect patron-client relations have on the course and the outcome of secessionist conflicts (impact): scholars widely assume that such support can tip the balance in favour of secessionists while a lack thereof dooms a secessionist bid to failure. They also assume that such relations influence the conflict calculus of the conflict parties. However, they hardly ever consider different degrees of support over time and across cases, support for central governments, and (methodological) challenges of measuring the effectiveness of support.
niedziela, 10 maja 2020
Call for papers: German Yearbook of International Law
wtorek, 3 marca 2020
Call for applications: 9th Munich Advanced Course in International Law (Monachium, sierpień 2020 r.)
- The prohibition of the use of force – What is left of the fundamental principle?
- Between rise and decline: Where do the ICC and International Criminal Law currently stand?
- Current challenges for international arbitration law as traditional form of dispute settlement
- Are free-trade-agreements threatening the world trade order?
- The question of accountability regarding new actors on the international level
- Climate Change and robot warfare as challenges of the 21st century for international law
poniedziałek, 2 marca 2020
Call for Papers: Behavioural Approaches in International Law (Lejda/Hamburg, 2020/21)
czwartek, 30 stycznia 2020
Call for papers: Democracy and Information Warfare – An International Law Perspective (Trewir, maj 2020 r.)
- The principle of non-intervention and the protection of democratic opinion making
- Protection of confidential information in public international law
- Free-speech rights, disinformation, and manipulation
- Attribution of private informational influence and coercion to state actors
- Regulation of information platforms and artificial intelligence in public international law
- White and black hat hacking through the lens of public international law
- Informational warfare and the laws of conventional warfare
- Countermeasures in reaction to informational pressure.
środa, 11 grudnia 2019
Call for papers: Old and new threats to freedom of expression - Can the European Court of Human Rights meet the challenges? (Berlin, czerwiec 2020 r.)
niedziela, 8 grudnia 2019
Call for papers: Multiple Legalities Conflict and Entanglement in the Global Legal Order (Berlin, lipiec 2020 r.)
czwartek, 5 grudnia 2019
Call for papers: Human Rights Overreach (Erlangen, lipiec 2020 r.)
poniedziałek, 2 grudnia 2019
Nowa publikacja: P. Sobański, Roszczenia Polski wobec RFN w świetle doktryny niemieckiej (Poznań: 2019)
sobota, 30 listopada 2019
Call for papers: Historicization of International Law and its Limits: Preconditions, Modes and Legacies (Dornburg, czerwiec 2020 r.)
- The genealogy between the linguistic turn to the turn to history in international law
- The move from theory to the history of international law
- The distinct generations of engagements with history among international lawyers
- The genealogy between the linguistic turn, TWAIL and the turn to history
- The methodological challenges associated with the writing of critical histories
- The possibility of new modes of critique
- The use of global history
- The use of micro-histories and macro-histories, narratives and counter-narratives, local impact
- The role of aporias, fundamental assumptions, ‘positionality’ of historicization, agendas of historicization
- The challenge of ‘anachronism’
- The modes of historicization of TWAIL vs. other modes of historicization in international law
wtorek, 12 listopada 2019
Call for papers: Human Rights Overreach (Erlangen, lipiec 2020 r.)
czwartek, 31 października 2019
Call for papers: “Emerging Technologies Towards Sustainable Development“ (Wolfenbüttel, listopad 2019 r.)
czwartek, 17 października 2019
Call for papers: Democracy and Information Warfare – An International Law Perspective (Trier, maj 2020 r.)
niedziela, 13 października 2019
Call for papers: Law and Policy in European Integration (1960s-1990s) (Frankfurt, czerwiec 2020 r.)
sobota, 28 września 2019
Call for engaged listeners: The Individual in International Law: History and Theory (Berlin, czerwiec 2020 r.)
Osoby zainteresowane udziałem w warsztatach jako engaged listeners mogą zgłaszać się do 30 listopada br. Na zgłoszenie powinny składać się list motywacyjny i aktualne CV.
Istnieje możliwość dofinansowania do udziału w warsztatach dla ograniczonej liczby uczestników. Więcej informacji, w tym program warsztatów, znajduje się tutaj.