Monthly Archives: December 2021

IVR Serbia’s recent activities

31 December 2021 · by · in From IVR national sections

IVR Serbia has the pleasure in sharing its activities with the rest of the IVR world: Symposium on the ‘Most important problem in contemporary legal philosophy’ (with Brian Leiter, Frederick Schauer, Tomasz Gizbert-Studnicki, Pierluigi Chiassoni, and Torben Spaak) is available at ivrserbia.org/en/publishing/annals-2021-vol-69-4-2/ Symposium on Miodrag Jovanovic’s book The Nature of International Law (with Veronica Rodriguez-Blanco, […]

IVR Congress: Bucharest, July 2022

9 December 2021 · by · in Official IVR announcements and information

The congress website ivr2022.org has been updated with information on the program, including the plenary speakers. Please also note that registration is now open and until 31 January 2022 a reduced early registration fee is applicable.

IVR Young Scholar Prize

6 December 2021 · by · in Call for papers

IVR-Prize 2022 Young Scholars, not over 35 years of age or who are doctoral candidates or have obtained a doctoral degree within the past three years, are cordially invited to write a paper to be presented at the next world congress of the IVR in Bucharest (Romania) and published in the Archiv für Rechts- und […]

Call for Paper: Isonomía – Revista de Teoría y Filosofía del Derecho

6 December 2021 · by · in Call for papers

Isonomía – Revista de Teoría y Filosofía del Derecho is dedicating a special issue to the ethical thought of Hans Jonas and his seminal concern with climate change. Isonomía invites submissions that engage the ethical, philosophical, and legal responsibilities and challenges stemming from climate change in the context of Hans Jonas’ famous “principle of responsibility” […]

Call for Papers: Workshop on The Political and Legal Theory of International Courts and Tribunals Oslo, June 20–21, 2022

3 December 2021 · by · in Call for papers

PluriCourts at the University of Oslo is organising a workshop June 20-21, 2022 to bring together scholars of philosophy, legal theory, and political theory who study regional and international courts and tribunals (ICs), and in particular issues surrounding legitimacy and adjudication. Please see the webpage of PluriCourts for further details on this workshop.