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2017
October
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Abandoning Principles: The Right (and Wrong) of Abandonment of Land in Scots Law
-Admission FREE, no booking required. Abstract: If and when landowners wish to rearrange their affairs and no longer own a particular piece of land, the normal course of action would be to transfer that land to an aspiring owner (for a suitable price). In a buoyant market, this will often be an...
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Critical issues in investment arbitration. Some considerations from recent cases under the ECT
-Admission FREE, no booking required. Abstract: A number of cases are currently open under the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) against some European Member States, addressing a number of common issues on both jurisdiction and the merits. However, the few awards rendered until now are not fully consistent, so making the outcome of...
September
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The role of Rawls and Dworkin in the regulation of oil and gas extraction: an exploratory study
-Admission FREE, no booking required. Abstract: As more and more states discover new energy resources, particularly oil and gas, there is much discussion about what type of legal framework should be created to effectively regulate the extraction of the resource and ensure that such extraction benefits the country and its people. Too...
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Women in legal academia in Germany
-Speaker: Professor Phillip Hellwege Admission FREE, no booking required. Abstract: On the professorial level women are still underrepresented in legal academia in Germany: less than 20% of all law professors are women. The problem has been discussed for more than two decades. Different measures have been taken. Books on gender studies fill whole...
June
May
March
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Guest Lecture - Legal Issues on War Reparations
-Admission FREE, no booking required. Speaker: Professor Pierre d'Argent Abstract: War reparations represent a particular challenge and test for the rules relating to the international responsibility of States. After having recalled the major historical instances when war reparations were claimed, this lecture will address some salient recurring legal issues. Beyond those legal technicalities,...
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Rape and Sexual Assault in Virtual and Augmented Reality
-Admission FREE, no booking required. Speaker: Dr John Danaher Abstract: Although promised for decades, virtual reality (VR) technology now seems poised for the mainstream. For many, the technology holds promise: new exciting and immersive video game experiences; new forms of social interaction; new worlds to explore. But there is darker side. In October...
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Prohibition of the Use of Force by Terrorist Armed Groups
-Admission FREE, no booking required. This seminar examines the possibility of extending the international prohibition on the use of armed force to terrorist armed groups. This prohibition, enshrined in the UN Charter and customary international law, applies to States. Should/can it also apply to terrorist armed groups?
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Resolving Energy/ Natural Resource Conflicts in the Far North: Conflict, Compromise and Continuity
-Admission FREE, no booking required.