International Law Breakfast Briefings – Spring 2023
Thursdays from 8:45 to 9:45 am
Hybrid venue: Zoom and Meeting room 6B-4-04 (except on 22 June where it will be in 8A-0-57), Faculty of Law, Njalsgade 76, 2300 Copenhagen S
The ‘International Law Breakfast Briefings’ provide an opportunity for researchers, practitioners and students with an interest in international law to meet on a regular basis and exchange research, experience and views.
Format: The speaker will give a presentation of approximately 20-30 minutes, followed by a discussion. The presentation and discussion will be in English unless otherwise specified. A Zoom link will be provided upon registration for participants wishing to participate online. Coffee and croissants will be available for all registered participants who attend in person.
Researchers, including PhD students, and practitioners working in the field of international law who are interested in giving a presentation as part of our next International Law Breakfast Briefing series in autumn are welcome to contact cornelius.wiesener@jur.ku.dk.
Spring 2023
9 February: Sergii Masol, ‘Russia, People under its Jurisdiction and the European Court of Human Rights: The End and New Beginnings’
23 February: Iryna Bogdanova, ‘Economic Sanctions against Russia: The End of the “Wandel durch Handel” Narrative’
9 March: Joëlle Trampert, ‘MH17 in The Hague and in Strasbourg – Reflections on the Dutch Court’s Judgment and the European Court of Human Rights’ Admissibility Decision’
23 March: Jakob Dideriksen, ‘HDMS Esbern Snare in the Gulf of Guinea: Piracy, Self-Defence, and Lessons Identified’
13 April: Hjalte Osborn Frandsen, ‘Governance in a Time of Rapid Expansion, Privatization and Militarization of Human Presence in Outer Space: Contemporary Issues in International Space Law’
27 April: Marie Thøgersen, ‘Obligations of Non-Belligerent States when Hackers on their Territory Engage in Armed Conflicts’
11 May: Solon Solomon, ‘Civilian War Trauma and Jus Post Bellum: Exploring the Nexus between Trauma, Disability and Transitional Justice’
25 May: Marthe Engedahl, ‘Military Assistance Operations in Armed Conflict: A Study of Norway’s Legal Obligations in Relation to the Assisted Party’s Conduct’
22 June: Marc Schack, ‘The Concepts of “War” and “Crisis” in Danish Law’ (in Danish)