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International Law Workshop
Prof. Aeyal Gross, Dr. Natalie Davidson, Dr. Eliav Lieblich
Tel Aviv University International LawWorkshop serves as a forum in which leadinginternational law scholars, from Israel and abroad, present theirworks in progress and address past and contemporary challengesto international law. The workshop also provides TAUstudents (including LL.M. and Ph.D students) with theopportunity to readand comment on presented and classic texts. Students areassigned to write eight reaction papers and engage with theauthors during the workshop's sessions.
List of Meetings (2020-21)
Past Participants:
Title of Lecture | Affiliation | Name | |
2019-2020 | |||
International Law and Domestic Courts: Exploring the International Legal System at the Quantum Level | University of Oxford, Faculty of Law |
Antonios Tzanakopoulos |
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Revisiting Ad bellum Proportionality: Challenging the Factors Used to Assess It | Radzyner Law School, IDC Herzliya |
Yishai Beer |
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Structure and Memory: Reconstructing Human Rights in the Wake of Critique | University of Toronto, Faculty of Law |
Patrick Macklem |
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International Judicial Speech Acts | European University Institute, Department of Law |
Neha Jain |
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“Fantasy Upon Fantasy:” Some Reflections on Dworkin’s Philosophy of International Law | King’s College London, Dickson Poon School of Law |
John Tasioulas |
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Re-Imagining Tax Justice in a Globalized World |
University of Oxford, Faculty of Law Bar Ilan University, Faculty of Law |
Tsilly Dagan |
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Forcible Intervention, Consent and the Normative Assumptions about Force in the International Legal Order | University of Cambridge, Faculty of Law |
Federica Paddeu |
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The Promise and Perils of International Human Rights Law for AI Governance | University of Toronto, Faculty of Law |
Anna Su |
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Problematizing Universal Jurisdiction |
London School of Economics, Department of Law |
Devika Hovell |
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The Road to Humane War after September 11 | Yale Law School |
Samuel Moyn |
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How Domestic Violence became Torture in International Human Rights Law | Buchmann Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University |
Natalie Davidson |
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Law as Political Theology: Judith Shklar's Anti-Revolutionary Liberalism | NYU School of Law |
Rob Howse |
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2015-2016 |
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Private Citizens of the World | University of Toronto |
Karen Knop |
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The Global Market for Tax & Legal Rules | Bar-Ilan University |
Tsilly Dagan |
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Targeted Killings: Bin Laden and Al-Awlaki as Case Studies | Hebrew University |
David Kretzmer |
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Noncompliance, Renegotiation, and Justice in International Adjudication: A WTO-EU Perspective | Bar-Ilan University | Sivan Shlomo | |
Authority and Law in Global Governance | Graduate Institute Geneva |
Nico Krisch |
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Remembering 1948: International Law and History in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict | University of London |
Catriona Drew |
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Reflections on the EU’s proposal for an Investment Court | London School of Economics | Andrew Lang | |
Reflections on the Paris Climate Change Agreement | Arizona State University | Daniel Bodansky | |
Objections to Reservations as Decentralized Enforcement | University of Chicago |
Tom Ginsburg |
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2014-2015 | |||
The Decay of Consent: International Law in the Age of Global Public Goods | Graduate Institute Geneva | Nico Krisch | |
Nuremberg Was Not the First International Criminal Tribunal, Not by a Long Shot | Bar-Ilan University | Ziv Bohrer | |
The International Criminal Court and the Use of Chemical Weapons in (Non-International) Armed Conflicts | University of Potsdam | Andreas Zimmermann | |
Competition And Cooperation in The Market of Voluntary Sustainability Standards | Leuven Center for Global Governance Studies KU Leuven | Jan Wouters | |
Legality and Lawfare: Lauterpacht and the Law of the Sea | University of Cambridge | Surabhi Ranganathan | |
Transitional Justice as the Modern Oedipus: the Emergence of a Right to Truth | Tel Aviv University | Leora Bilsky | |
Transitional Justice and Judicial Activism: Is There a Right to Accountability? | New York University | Ruti Teitel | |
Beyond Detention and Border Policies: On Containment, Marginalization and Exclusion Methods of Asylum Seekers in Israel | College of Law and Business | Tally Kritzman-Amir | |
Behavioral International Law | Hebrew University | Tomer Broude | |
Legal and Ethical Approaches to Global Justice: The Dialogue of the (Near-) Deaf | University of Michigan | Steven Ratner | |
Judging the Marcos Regime in U.S. Courts: Alien Tort Statute Litigation as Postcolonial Law | Tel Aviv University | Natalie Davidson | |
2013-2014 |
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Judicial Effectiveness of International Courts and Legitimacy | Hebrew University |
Yuval Shany |
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Food Security, the WTO, and the Urban Revolution | Melbourne Law School |
Anne Orford |
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Human Rights in Radical Thought: Revisiting the 1790s | London School of Economics | Susan Marks | |
Governance Feminism - Anti Trafficking in Israel: Nationalism, Borders, Markets | Tel Aviv University | Hila Shamir | |
Human Security and the Genesis of the League of Nations | University of Oxford |
Patricia Clavin |
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Prosecuting Aggression: The Consent Problem | University of Oxford |
Dapo Akande |
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Hersch Lauterpacht and the Israeli Declaration of Independence | IDC |
Eliav Lieblich |
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?Globalization of International Law |
University of Cambridge |
James Crawford | |
Arendt, Genocide, and the Ontology of Groups | Georgetown University |
David Luban |
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International Law and Science Fiction: Conditioning the Human Condition | College of Management |
Orna Ben-Naftali |