Fwd: The Community-of-Communities - International Water Law Academy Webinar Series

[Bulat Yessekin]

Международная академия водного права приглашает Вас на серию вебинаров из трех частей, посвященных статьям из нашего последнего специального выпуска "Исследование "Сообщества сообществ" в трансграничных водах и за их пределами через призму нормотворчества: Международное водное право во времена поликризиса". Более подробную информацию можно найти ниже и в прикрепленных рекламных листовках. Вы можете зарегистрироваться на эти бесплатные вебинары на веб-сайте Академии здесь: 

https://iwlacademy.org/2026-iwla-webinar-series-community-of-communities 

Best regards,

Bulat K. YESSEKIN

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От: Dave Devlaeminck <djdevl...@gmail.com>
Date: чт, 26 февр. 2026 г. в 06:58
Subject: The Community-of-Communities - International Water Law Academy Webinar Series
To: Water and Sanitation News <waterandsan...@googlegroups.com>

The International Water Law Academy welcomes you to a three-part webinar series exploring the papers in our latest special issue - Exploring the ‘Community-of-Communities’ Within and Beyond Transboundary Waters Through a Normative Lens: International Water Law in Times of Polycrisis. More details can be found below and in the attached flyers. You can register for these free webinars on the Academy website here: https://iwlacademy.org/2026-iwla-webinar-series-community-of-communities   

Hope to see you there,

David Devlaeminck
Director, International Water Law Academy

The international legal system faces a crisis. From rising nationalism, increased emphasis on sovereignty and a growing climate catastrophe, it faces pressure on all sides. The same is true of international water law, with traditionally well-functioning agreements faltering. In 2024 the International Water Law Academy (IWLA) hosted a conference at the University of Edinburgh, Revisiting the Concept of “Community” in International Water Law, resulting in a special issue in the Journal of Energy & Natural Resources Law (Issue 43(4)). This special issue explores the concept of the “community-of-communities” in international water law and both its horizontal and vertical reach across different actors and issue areas. This webinar series explores the papers found in that special issue, taking place over three sessions:

Webinar #1: The Community-of-Communities at the State-State Level
March 13^th, 9pm Beijing Time (1.5 hours) Moderated by Patricia Wouters

Featuring: Ana Maria Daza Clark, University of Edinburgh, David J Devlaeminck, Chongqing University & UNU-CRIS, Agnes Chong, Chinese University Hong Kong & Owen McIntyre, University College Cork

Webinar #2: How to Implement the Community-of-Communities?
April 21^st, 9pm Beijing Time (1 hour) Moderated by David J Devlaeminck

Featuring: James D Fry, University of Hong Kong, Alistair Rieu-Clarke, Northumbria University, & Heping Dang, Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen)

Webinar #3: The Community-of-Communities Across All Levels
May 21^st, 9pm Beijing Time (1 hour) Moderated by Ana Maria Daza Clark

Featuring: Jinpeng Wang, Ocean University of China, Milena Oravcová, Northumbria University & Mohamad Mova Al’Afghani, Center for Regulation, Policy and Governance

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