The Centre for International Governance and Justice (CIGJ), Regulatory Institutions Network (RegNet) is pleased to announce a ‘Festival of International Law’ in October.

This two day workshop is one of three Festival of International Law events looking at new research directions in international criminal law.

Events related to the role of international law in the relationship between Israel and Palestine are also part of this Festival.

The workshop on ICL will comprise three keynote lectures from Professors Kamari Clarke (Carleton), Darryl Robinson (Queens) and Gerry Simpson (Melbourne/LSE). The workshop also comprises a number of panels exploring the relationship between ICL scholarship and interdisciplinary actors and interests as well as normativity. Time is also devoted to considering publishing and teaching in ICL as well as the role of practice.

The program can be accessed at the Downloads tab.

Prepatory Reading

Please prepare for the Special Session on Teaching and Publishing, led by Professors Robinson and Simpson on Thursday afternoon, by reading Simpson’s ‘On the magic mountain: teaching public international law’, European Journal of International Law, (1999), 10(1): 70-92. doi:10.1093/ejil/10.1.70.

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