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Agora

The purpose of the Agorae is to share cutting-edge research in specific areas of international law, to stimulate debate and to foster contacts between the participants. Papers presented in Agorae may focus on any aspect of the branch of international law discussed in the Agora, as long as they are connected with the overarching conference theme and description of the Agora. At the moment of presentation, papers should be unpublished, in an advanced stage of completion and ready to be included in the conference proceedings.

L’objectif des agoræ est de partager les fruits de recherches pointues dans des domaines spécifiques du droit international afin de stimuler le débat et d’encourager les contacts entre les participants. Les articles présentés dans ce cadre peuvent se concentrer sur tout aspect d’un domaine particulier du droit international, pour autant qu’il soit lié au thème général de la conférence et en phase avec le descriptif de l’agora concernée. Au moment de leur présentation, les articles ne doivent pas avoir déjà été publiés. Ils doivent néanmoins être suffisamment aboutis pour pouvoir être repris dans les actes de la conférence. Le thème principal de la conférence et les thèmes des agoræ sont décrits ci-dessous.



    Thursday 13 September Jeudi le 13 septembre

1		  

International Law Making
Le processus de formation du droit international

18:00 - 19:30│Aula Magna, Old University Ancienne Université

Jean d'Aspremont (Amsterdam), Chair

René Urueña (Universidad de los Andes, Colombia)
Law-making through comparative international law? Rethinking the influence of domestic and regional legal systems over international law
Alexandros Ntovas (University of Southampton, UK)
The Sea of Deviation: Regional approaches to the principle of compatibility
Philippa Webb (King’s College London, UK)
Regional Challenges to the Law of State Immunity
     

2		  

Internal Dimensions of Self-determination
Dimensions internes de l’auto-détermination

18:00 - 19:30│Paraninfo, Old University Ancienne Université

Concepción Escobar (UNED), Chair

Jadranka Petrovic (Monash University, Australia)
Self-determination, cultural property and responsibility to protect
Sia Spiliopoulo Åkermark (The Åland Island Peace Institute, Finland)
Exploring territorial autonomy as a tool for conflict resolution
Temistoklis Tzimas (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece)
Legal criteria for regime change under the responsibility to protect doctrine: A legal evaluation of the intervention in Libya and the overthrow of the Qaddafi regime
     
    Friday 14 September Vendredi, le 14 septembre

3		  

Frozen Regions: Arctic and Antarctica in the New Millenium
Régions polaires: l’Arctique et l’Antarctique dans le nouveau millènaire

12:00 - 13:30│Aula Magna, Old University Ancienne Université

Davor Vidas (Fridtjof Nansen Institute), Chair

Yoshinobu Takei (Utrecht University, Netherlands)
Are Polar Regions Getting Closer? A Study of the Evolution of the International Regime Governing the Arctic in Comparison with the Antarctic Treaty System
Erik Franckx (Vrije Universiteit, Belgium)
The shape of things to come: Arctic shipping interests of one of the main gate holders vs. those of other regional and global players
Claudia Cinelli (Universidad de Sevilla, Spain)
Sovereign rights over the seabed under the north pole or a condominuim or a res communis omnium?
     

4		  

Development and International Economic Law
Développement et droit international économique

12:00 - 13:30│Paraninfo, Old University Ancienne Université

Peter-Tobias Stoll (Göttingen), Chair

Nitish Monebhurrun (París I)
L'utilisation contemporaine du développement en droit international des investissements: la méconnaissance des réalités régionales
Alberto do Amaral Junior (Universidad de Sao Paulo, Brazil)
Law and politics: the case of Mercosur Dispute Settlement Mechanism
Cristián Delpiano (Universidad Católica del Norte, Chile)
The Concept of Development on GATT Article XXIV
     

5		  

“Lost in Translation”: Migration, Culture, Religion in a Different Region
“Lost in translation”: Migrations et diversité culturelle et religieuse

18:00 - 19:30│Aula Magna, Old University Ancienne Université

Marion Panizzon (WTI), Chair

Siobhan Mullally (University College Cork, Ireland)
Disciplining gender in migration: 'encultured others' and border norms
James Fry (University of Hong Kong)
The Relevance of a Region's Religion to Substantive Fairness and Compliance in International Law
Dorothy Estrada-Tanck (European University Institute)
Human security and universal human rights of undocumented migrants: transnational vulnerabilities and regional traditions
     

6		  

Global Environment and Regional Responsibilities
Environnement global et responsabilités régionales

18:00 - 19:30│Paraninfo, Old University Ancienne Université

Ole Varmer (NOAA), Chair

Géraud de Lassus St-Geniès (Université de Laval, Canada)
L'articulation des approches universelle et régionale en matière de protection du climat
Jill Wakefield (University of Warwick, UK)
The Responsibility for Sustainability in Industrial Fisheries
Justo Corti Varela (Universidad CEU San Pablo, Spain)
Looking for a new interpretation of "polluter pays" principle in climate change policies and its application to interregional EU-China and EU-ASEAN relations
     
    Saturday 15 September Samedi, le 15 septembre

7		  

Regional Traditions and Universal Judicial Institutions
Traditions régionales et institutions judiciaires universelles

15:30 - 17:00│Aula Magna, Old University Ancienne Université

Ruth Mackenzie (Westminster), Chair
Veronika Fikfak (Homerton College, Cambridge)
Domestic courts as regional agents?
Istrefi Kustrim (University of Graz, Austria)
Application of Article 103 of the UN Charter in the European legal order: an oscillation between coherence of international law and autonomy of treaty regimes
Alma Corina BORJAS Monroy (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain)
The regional practices before the International Criminal Court: the Northern Uganda and Sudan situations
     

8		  

Collapsed States, International Administrations, Occupation and Neo-protectorates
États “défaillants”, administration internationale de territoires, occupation et néo-protectorats

15:30 - 17:00│Paraninfo, Old University Ancienne Université

Enrico Milano (Verona), Chair

Juan Jorge Piernas López (European University Institute)
Regionalism in the field: the case of South Sudan
Hannah Woolaver (University of Capetown, South Africa)
Failed States and the Principle of Equality of States in International Law: Equality and Non-Intervention
Kenneth Chan (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven)
Jus ad Bellum and State Failure: New Legal Challenges?