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25 Jun 2024: Marie-Claire, Lucy Fellow, receives the prestigious award for her outstanding legal scholarship, teaching and leadership. ... Professor Marie-Claire Cordonier Segger receives the 2020 International Justice Award for her outstanding legal scholarship

Professor Marie-Claire Cordonier Segger receives the 2020 International Justice Award for her outstanding legal scholarship and teaching, and for her leadership of international foundations, councils and networks including the Centre ... and as

explore the concept of ‘national treasures’ in light of recent scholarship, contemporary legal. ... developments (at the national, regional and international levels), and the problems faced by the art.

explore the concept of ‘national treasures’ in light of recent scholarship, contemporary legal. ... developments (at the national, regional and international levels), and the problems faced by the art.

19 Oct 2017: justice and international legal procedure, his magisterial biography of his. father and his many articles, one cannot help being struck by the range. ... international legal scholarship in Britain, by 1978 the main commercial. publishing houses had lost

8 Feb 2024: Despite the growing importance of the relationship and inter-dependence between the concepts of peace and sustainability, little attention has been paid to this nexus in international legal scholarship. ... Project 2100: Looking Back, Looking Forward A

1 Feb 2021: The series consists of conversations on international legal scholarship, political engagement, and the transformative potential of academia. ... Our enthusiasm was for international legal scholarship, its nuance and richness; the plurality of voices that

6 Nov 2023: Today, this image of the pirate as an international scourge deserving universal reprobation is a staple of international legal discourse. ... Contemporary international legal writing tends to reproduce the pirate as a figure of abstract enmity,

6 Feb 2020: power and the shaping of the international legal order” (2005)) where he observes that “international law is simultaneously instrumental and resistant to the pursuit of power. ... As the Prize guidelines state: “The aim of the Max-CamPIL is to

24 May 2022: Prof Jorge Viñuales, University of Cambridge: ‘Regulating new zoonotic disease outbreaks: international legal frames’. ... These were based on international legal scholarship, political engagement and the transformative potential of academia.