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Seminar: Is Nordic Law a Legal Family? by Professor Jaakko Husa As is well known, comparative law scholars distinguish between things like common law, civil law, mixed law, religious law, and indigenous law. This kind of macro-comparative law has been taking place from the late 1800s. In essence, common law and...

After the fall of the Berlin Wall, Hungary – like most of the other post-Communist states of Central and Eastern Europe – began its transition with the aim of building the foundations of a working democratic political system and a market economy. This importantly included the reform and modernization of...

The research seminar guest lecture will explore the changing landscape of the substantive and procedural framework for investor-State dispute settlement (ISDS), with a focus on the Fair and Equitable Treatment (FET) standard of protection, and the draft Code of Conduct for Adjudicators developed by the UNCITRAL Working Group III (ISDS...

Summary:   The massive military support provided by a large number of States has had a decisive influence on the war in Ukraine. This seminar will study whether this support is justified under the right to collective self-defence in reaction to the aggression by Russia against Ukraine.'   Bio:  Antonello Tancredi is, since 2020,...

The liberalisation of financial regulation, the globalisation of financial markets, the proliferation of innovative products and the technological advancement have transformed conventional banking and contributed to the growth of Islamic finance. The growth in Islamic finance markets and products has accelerated following the global financial crisis in 2008. With more...

Climate change and sustainable development goals (SDGs) are some of the most pressing issues of our era. The aftermath of the climate change mitigation agenda, especially the Paris Agreement and new COP27are under scrutiny, so yet to be explored. International norms and principles will need fundamental transformation in response to...

AUCEL Energy Seminar Series 22/23

Presentation summary: Modern international investment law, as a set of bilateral and multilateral agreements on foreign direct investment, was initially developed as a corollary of globalization but also as a response to the need to resolve the uncertainties and inadequacies of customary international law concerning the responsibility of states for damage...

We are living in the age of Big Data and a world of ever increasing surveillance, where a wide range of data about individuals are being collected, shared, and linked with other datasets by an increasingly diverse range of entities. The amount of tracking to which the ordinary individual citizen...

During this research seminar, the challenges faced by law enforcement, lawyers and justice systems when dealing with international cybercrimes will be addressed and solutions proposed. Furthermore, the seminar will seek to identify and address future cybercrime challenges that will face our increasingly digitised society.  Bio: Ian has over 25 years’ experience at...