Conference: Logic of International Law (Online, 14th and 15h November)
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Michał Araszkiewicz
Nov 11, 2022, 6:43:22 AM11/11/22
to Jurix Foundation for Legal Knowledge Based Systems
Conference: Logic of International Law
(Online, 14th and 15th November)
Globalization and Law Network (Glaw-Net) and the International Law Discussion Group (ILDG) are organising a two-day online conference (14 and 15 Nov 2022) focused on the logic of international law. The presentations range from the philosophical analysis of the logic of international law to more practical applications of logical tools to fields of international law like human rights, humanitarian law, and State responsibility.
The conference begins on November, 14th at 11 am (Central Europe Time) and 15th at 12 noon (Central Europe Time)
Registration: https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/events/logic-international-law
Contact: h.jbmarcos@maastrichtuniversity.nl
Conference programme attached to this message.
Programme 14 November 2022 (Central Europe Time)
11 AM
Rational reconstruction in international legal reasoning Ulf Linderfalk (Lund University)
12.45 PM
Lunch break
2 PM
Paradoxes of customary international law and the role of logic Valentin Jeutner(Lund University) & Federica Paddeu (Cambridge University)
3 PM
Is there a logical line between the procedural and substantive rules of international law? Jure Vidmar (Maastricht University)
3.45 PM
Coffee break
4.15 PM
What makes a ‘virtuous’ argument in international law? A Logocratic Account Gabriel Lentner (Danube University Krems)
5.15 PM
The life of international law is not logic but experience David Lefkowitz (University of Richmond)
Programme 15 November 2022 (Central Europe Time)
12 PM
Not seeing the forest for all the trees: fragmentation, pluralism, multiplicity and systems Antonia Waltermann (Maastricht University)
12:45 PM
Lunch break
2 PM
Consistency in international law Torben Spaak (Stockholm University)
3 PM
The logic of human rights Jaap Hage (Maastricht University)
3.45 PM
Coffee break
4:15 PM
A logical account of the interaction between humanitarian and human rights law Henrique Marcos (Maastricht & São Paulo Universities)
5:15 PM
The logic of principal and accessory responsibility for international crimes Craig Eggett (Maastricht University)
(Online, 14th and 15th November)
Globalization and Law Network (Glaw-Net) and the International Law Discussion Group (ILDG) are organising a two-day online conference (14 and 15 Nov 2022) focused on the logic of international law. The presentations range from the philosophical analysis of the logic of international law to more practical applications of logical tools to fields of international law like human rights, humanitarian law, and State responsibility.
The conference begins on November, 14th at 11 am (Central Europe Time) and 15th at 12 noon (Central Europe Time)
Registration: https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/events/logic-international-law
Contact: h.jbmarcos@maastrichtuniversity.nl
Conference programme attached to this message.
Programme 14 November 2022 (Central Europe Time)
11 AM
Rules determining applicability of international law Lorand Bartels (Cambridge University)
12 PM
Rational reconstruction in international legal reasoning Ulf Linderfalk (Lund University)
12.45 PM
Lunch break
2 PM
Paradoxes of customary international law and the role of logic Valentin Jeutner(Lund University) & Federica Paddeu (Cambridge University)
3 PM
Is there a logical line between the procedural and substantive rules of international law? Jure Vidmar (Maastricht University)
3.45 PM
Coffee break
4.15 PM
What makes a ‘virtuous’ argument in international law? A Logocratic Account Gabriel Lentner (Danube University Krems)
5.15 PM
The life of international law is not logic but experience David Lefkowitz (University of Richmond)
Programme 15 November 2022 (Central Europe Time)
12 PM
Not seeing the forest for all the trees: fragmentation, pluralism, multiplicity and systems Antonia Waltermann (Maastricht University)
12:45 PM
Lunch break
2 PM
Consistency in international law Torben Spaak (Stockholm University)
3 PM
The logic of human rights Jaap Hage (Maastricht University)
3.45 PM
Coffee break
4:15 PM
A logical account of the interaction between humanitarian and human rights law Henrique Marcos (Maastricht & São Paulo Universities)
5:15 PM
The logic of principal and accessory responsibility for international crimes Craig Eggett (Maastricht University)
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