Calendar

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  7 Dec. 2022, 12:00-13:00

  Great trials and the law in the historical imagination

  Lunch meeting: Talk by Lecturer, Faculty of Law, Univ. Of Copenhagen Russell Dees

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  8 Dec. 2022, 8:45-9:45

  Breakfast Briefing with Iben Yde

  AI, autonomous systems and human control with selection and engagement of targets – a task-specific approach

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  9 Jan. 2023, 12:00-18:45

  Danmark og EU gennem 50 år - en milepæl

  Den 1. januar 2023 er det 50 år siden, at Danmark blev medlem af EF/EU. Medlemska­bet har udgjort en af de mest markante ændringer for Danmark og derved også for dansk ret og indretningen af det danske rets- og politiske liv. Konferencen markerer derfor dette jubilæum.

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  12 Jan. 2023, 9:00-17:30

  Continuity and Change in the Legal Profession

  The workshop takes stock of the state-of-the-art of the legal profession in contemporary national and international society. To this purpose, the workshop brings together leading scholars to discuss pressing issues facing the legal profession, such as stratification, gendered segmentation, internationalization, digitalization, and the crisis of liberalism in many countries across the world.

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  19 Jan. 2023, 16:00-17:30

  The Energy Charter Treaty between Modernization and Termination: Prospects for Danish Energy Investors

  The Centre for International Law and Governance (CILG), Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen is hosting an expert roundtable on the Energy Charter Treaty. 

   

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  20 Jan. 2023, 9:00-10:00

  Climate Breakfast Seminar Series: Does the Land No Longer Dominate the Sea?

  A number of coastal States coastal States perceived to be especially, even existentially, threatened by the impacts of sea level rise have sought to fix their territorial sea baselines and thus the scope of their existing maritime entitlements.

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  24 Jan. 2023, 12:00-13:00

  Lunch Seminar

  Recent years have seen increased attention on the role that the global stock of over 3000 international investment agreements may play in disputes about the allocation of costs of the transition to net zero.

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  23 Feb. 2023, 12:00-13:00

  Lunch Seminar - Human Rights and the Environment

  Human rights have been increasingly used to address the environmental crises as evidenced through the proliferation of climate litigation and the recent adoption of a UN General Assembly resolution on the right to a healthy environment.

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  3 Mar. 2023, 12:00-13:00

  CILG Lunch Seminar

  State practice is a tool for treaty interpretation evidencing the progressive development of international law and the contemporary understanding of a treaty by its Member States.