Institute for International Law and the Humanities

 

IILAH will host a two-day workshop exploring the histories, objects, passions and strategies of modern statecraft. Confirmed speakers include:

 

Hilary Charlesworth (RegNet, ANU), Michael Dillon (Politics, Lancaster), Ian Duncanson (Postcolonial Studies, Melbourne), Luis Eslava (Law, Melbourne), Ann Genovese (Law, Melbourne), Lee Godden (Law, Melbourne), Graham Hammill (English, Buffalo), Mickaël Ho Foui Sang (Law, Melbourne and Paris X), Martti Koskenniemi (Law, Helsinki/NYU), Jacques Lezra (Comparative Literature, NYU), Philip Lorenz (English, Cornell), Shaun McVeigh (Law, Melbourne), Yoriko Otomo (Law, Melbourne), Robert Wai (Law, Osgoode) and Eric Wilson (Law, Monash).  The workshop description is available here. That description draws on a short article published at this link.

 

Participant numbers are strictly limited. Please contact the IILAH Administrator if you are interested in attending the workshop: law-iilah@unimelb.edu.au

 

This workshop is funded by the Australian Research Council as part of a five-year Discovery Project on Cosmopolitanism and the Future of International Law.