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Int'l trade law is rapidly and ever evolving, and not all have access to the materials to study it. With that in mind, Professors Joost Pauwelyn, Henry Gao, Jennifer Hillman, and Nicolas Lamp 🇺🇦🇵🇸 have edited a casebook available online and for free to all. genevatradeplatform.org/e-casebook/

LJIL is flipping to #OpenAccess All research content published in the journal from going forward will be permanently and freely available to read, download and share around the world 🌎 Find out more at: cup.org/3XFBYxl

Thrilled to receive the "Best First Book Award" from the International Law Association American Branch for 'International Criminal Tribunals & Domestic Accountability. In the Court's Shadow' (OUP 2023). More about the book, incl podcasts, posts & launches patryklabuda.com/research/book-…

Today, 3.3 billion people live in countries that spend more on debt interest than on education, healthcare, or climate investments. We urgently need a more inclusive international financial system. ow.ly/RKbC50TvyEJ #OurCommonFuture #UNGA

Introducing SWAIL 👉 Second World Approaches to International Law 1st workshop: 21-22 Feb 2025 Vienna Pleased to see this project led by Eastern European scholars take off Central European University in partnership with MEMOCRACY Project Polska Akademia Nauk. Call for papers: lnkd.in/d-XM4GJj

Interested in the implications of cognitive studies for the sociological analysis of international law? see my chapter - to be included in the book International Legal Theory & the Cognitive Turn (edited by Anne van Aaken & me, OUP, forthcoming). papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Moremen: Perceptions of State: The US State Department and International Law dlvr.it/TFVW7W

What are the implications of cognitive and behavioural studies for diverse international law theories? The intro chapter is available in papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… The chapter will be included in the book International Legal Theory & the Cognitive Turn (ed by Anne van Aaken & me, OUP)

A fabulously rewarding research project with Nicolás Perrone as an ideal co-author!

Kicking of the annual International Law Forum - HUJI Conference with a keynote by Dr. Gilad Noam ד"ר גיל-עד נועם on the developments of the past year, legal proceedings against Israel and beyond.

🚨 The ESIL/ASIL Speaker Series returns this Spring! Join us on Feb 12 at 10 AM ET/4 PM CET for Lauge Poulsen’s talk on "Compensation, Economic Hostages, and Market Access" with comments from Geraldo Vidigal & Joost Pauwelyn. 🔗 Register here: asil.org/event/internat…

We are at it again! Now our sixth workshop on sociological inquiries into international law -- this year, with Utrecht University, in November. More information and call for papers (deadline 31 March 2025) here. uu.nl/en/news/sociol…

The Workshop on Sociological Inquiries into International Law will be held at the Utrecht University on 13-14 November 2025. Anyone interested in this (fascinating) field, please consider submitting an abstract (deadline 31 March 2025).  uu.nl/sites/default/…

Given the geopolitical and geoeconomic turmoil the world is experiencing, the SIEL conference taking place in Taipei in early July is a great place to learn and discuss the latest developments in those spaces!

Finally there and open access! Thanks to all 16 generous and adventurous authors of the 13 chapters of this book, including my wonderful co-editor Moshe Hirsch. With gratitude also to OUP Law International Legal Theory and the Cognitive Turn | Oxford Academic

Thrilled to present our new edited book Int Legal Theory & the Cognitive Turn (OUP Law) at the Harvard Law & International Development Society.  Anne van Aaken’s presentation was brilliant, and Katniss Li skillfully guided the engaging discussion. Thanks so much to all contributors

Delighted to participate in the @SIEL 2025 panel on digital trade - excellent presentations by Shivani Rajesh, Maria Vasquez Callo-Muller, and Innes Willemyns. And many thanks to Amrita Bahri who skilfully chaired our panel