BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//https://takethedate.it///NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.10.15// METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260617T040459CEST-8691gXBbm9@https://takethedate.it/ DTSTAMP:20260617T020459Z DESCRIPTION:International Conference co-organised under the aegis of the Lu iss Center for International and Strategic Studies (CISS)\, the Cambridge Centre for Environment\, Energy and Natural Resources Governance (C-EENRG) and the European University Institute’s Environmental Challenges and Clim ate Change Governance Research Cluster\nThursday\, 3 October\n2:00 pm Welc ome AddressesAntonio Punzi Dean of the Department of Law\, Luiss Universit yPietro Pustorino Professor of International Law\, Co-Director of the Cent er for International and Strategic Studies\, Luiss UniversityNatalino Ronz itti Emeritus Professor of International Law\, Luiss University and Member of the Institut de Droit International\nOpening Keynote SpeechEdith Brown Weiss Emeritus Professor of International Law\, Georgetown Law School (Wa shington) and Member of the Institut de Droit International\n3:00 pm First Plenary Session International Law\, Climate Change and Distributive Justi ceChairJorge E. Viñuales Professor of International Law\, University of Ca mbridge\, Luiss University and Member of the Institut de Droit Internation al\nDistributive Justice in International Climate Change Law: The Principl e of Common but Differentiated Responsibilities and its DiscontentsChristi na Voigt Professor of International Law\, Universitetet i Oslo\nGreening S tates: Old and New Divides in the Climate CrisisJochen von Bernstorf Chair of Constitutional Law\, International Law and Human Rights Law\, Tübingen UniversitätIngo Venzke Professor of International Law and Social Justice\ , Universiteit van Amsterdam and European University Institute (Florence) \nPlural Epistemologies and Socio-Economic RightsMargot Salomon Associate Professor of Law\, London School of Economics\nReparations versus Buyouts: Reconsidering Distributive Justice Across Time in International LawKrzysz tof Pelc Lester B. Pearson Professor of International Relations\,Universit y of Oxford\n4:15 pm Coffee Break\n4:30 pm Second Plenary Session Internat ional Law and Distributive InjusticeChairMartti Koskenniemi Emeritus Profe ssor of International Law\, Helsingfors Universitet and Member of the Inst itut de Droit International\nCorporate Responsibility for Human Rights in the Age of TechnologyBarnali Choudhury Professor of International Law\, Os goode Hall Law School (Toronto)\nPandemic Control and Distributive Justice in Global Health Governance: TWAIL and its DiscontentsChing-Fu Lin Profes sor of Law\, National Tsing Hua University (Taipei)Han-Wei Liu Associate P rofessor of Law\, Singapore Management UniversityChien-Uei Wu Research Pro fessor\, Academia Sinica (Taipei)\nDistributive Energy Justice and Investm ent Protection in the Decarbonisation EraAnatole Boute Professor of Energy \, Environmental and Investment Law\, Chinese University of Hong Kong\nBey ond Citizenship: Virtual Spaces of Belonging and International LawMarina A ksenova Professor of Law\, IE Law School (Madrid)\n6:00 pm Keynote SpeechS amantha Besson Professor of International Law\, Collège de France\, Univer sité de Fribourg and Member of the Institut de Droit International\n7:00 p m Aperitif\nFriday\, 4 October\n9:30-11:30 am Closed Meeting of the 10th C ommission of the Institut de Droit International\n9:30-11:00 am Parallel S essions Human MobilityChairPietro Pustorino Professor of International Law \, Luiss University\nDistributing Mobility: Regressive Asylum Agreements a nd Racialised DifferenceNicola Palmer Associate Professor of Criminal Law\ , King’s College London\nWhen Displacement Leads to Cultural Heritage Loss es: A Plea for Intergenerational JusticeFlore Heinrich PhD Candidate\, Éco le Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay and Università degli Studi di Milano St atale\nRecognizing Famines as a Ground for Refugee ProtectionMalavika Rao  Postdoctoral Research Fellow in International Law\, Cambridge Centre for E nvironment\, Energy and Natural Resources Governance\, University of Cambr idge\nMaking Sense of EU Migration Cooperation with Third Countries as a D istributive (In-)Justice Question. Does Money Do the Job?Eleni Karageorgio u Senior Researcher in Public International Law\, Lunds Universitet\nThe P lace of Social JusticeChairBarnali Choudhury Professor of International La w\, Osgoode Hall Law School (Toronto)\nThe Rise and Fall (and Rise?) of Ec onomic and Social Rights: Reflecting on the Impact of Global South StatesA nashri Pillay Associate Professor in Law\, Durham University\nColonising t he Anti-Colonial? The Mainstreaming of Anti-Colonial Vocabulary in Interna tional Legal PracticeBruna Gonçalves PhD Candidate\, European University I nstitute (Florence)\nFinancing Utopia with International Taxation?Céline B raumann Lawyer\, European Court of Human Rights\, Directorate of the Juris consult and Assistant Professor on leave\, University of Ottawa\n11:00 am Coffee Break\n11:30 am Parallel Sessions - Access to Science and Technolog yChairIngo Venzke Professor of International Law and Social Justice\, Univ ersiteit van Amsterdam and European University Institute (Florence)\nFrom Gap to Opportunity: Regulatory Voids as Spaces for Experimentation and Inn ovation to Promote Access to Science and Technology in the Food SectorAnna Berti Suman Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Sustainable Innovation Law\, Luiss Guido Carli\nWhen Science Meets Sovereignty: Regulating the Sharing of Genetic Sequence Data and Related BenefitsAdam Strobeyko Postdoctoral R esearch Fellow in International Law\, The Graduate Institute of Internatio nal and Development Studies (Geneva)\nInternational Redistributive Law: In terpreting Capacity-Building and Technology Transfer in the BBNJ Agreement Ríán Derrig Postdoctoral Research Fellow in International Law\, World Mari time University-Sasakawa Global Ocean Institute (Malmö)\nAccess to Science and Technology through International Scientific Cooperation: The Controve rsial Case of Academic Partnerships in the Context of Armed ConflictsGiuli a Perrone Postdoctoral Research Fellow in International Law\, Università d egli Studi di Napoli Federico II\nPrivatising Profits and Sharing Losses?C hair: Sergio Puig de la Parra Professor of International Economic Law\, Eu ropean University Institute (Florence)\nFrom Distributive Justice to Just Transition: The Extractivist Model in International Investment LawStefano Saluzzo Associate Professor of International Law\, Università del Piemonte Orientale (Alessandria)\nCompensating Uncertainty through Investment Trea ties: The Case of Mineral Resource ExplorationClara Lopez Rodriguez Lectur er and Deputy Director\, Centre for Climate Law and Governance\, King’s Co llege London\nPartial Solar Eclipse: Distributive Injustice in Renewable E nergy InvestmentsFernando Dias Simões Associate Professor of Law\, Peking University School of Transnational Law\nRighteous Investment Arbitration: Navigating Natural Resources Amid Market Failures\, Social Injustices\, an d the Right to JustificationMaria Laura Marceddu Teaching Fellow in Intern ational Economic Law\, Edinburgh Center for International and Global Law\, University of Edinburgh\n1:00 pm Lunch Break\n2:00-4:00 pm Closed Meeting of the 16th Commission of the Institut de Droit International\n2:00 pm Pa rallel Sessions - Intra- and Inter-Generational EquityChairCristiane Deran i Professor of International Law\, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (Florianópolis)\nIntergenerational Equity\, Adjusted Emissions\, and Bad T imingBryan Druzin Associate Professor of Law\, Chinese University of Hong Kong\nClimate Change Activism and the Judicialization of Politics: Some Co sts to ConsiderSagnik Das PhD Candidate\, Harvard Law School\nLegal Princi ples for an Equitable Phase Out of Fossil FuelsKim Bouwer Associate Profes sor in Law\, Durham UniversityMatteo Fermeglia Assistant Professor of Clim ate Law and Governance\, Universiteit van AmsterdamDaria Shapovalova Senio r Lecturer in Energy Law\, University of Aberdeen\nIn Pursuit of Decarboni zation: The European Union’s Rising Unilateralism and Justice DeficitMandy Meng Fang Assistant Professor of International Law\, City University of H ong Kong\nDelegation of Decision-Making to Artificial Intelligence (AI) Sy stemsChairGinevra Le Moli Professor of International Law\, European Univer sity Institute (Florence)\nNavigating AI in International Law: Challenges and OpportunitiesJanakan Muthukumar PhD Candidate in International Law\, C arleton University (Ottawa)Soorya Balendra O’Brien Graduate Fellow\, Cente r for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism\, McGill University (Montreal)\nRes ponsible Deployment of AI\, Distributive Justice and Fragmentary Internati onal Regulatory FrameworkDeborah Damilola Adeyemo Postdoctoral Research Fe llow in Transitional Justice\, Institute for Peace and Security Studies\,  Addis Ababa UniversityOreoluwa Omotayo Oduniyi Lecturer\, Obafemi Awolowo University (Ile-Ife)\nAI and the Widening Gap: How International Law Can A ddress the Disparate Impact on Third World CountriesAnil Kumar Maurya Asso ciate Professor\, Banaras Hindu University (Varanasi)\nBestowing Jurisprud ential Status to AIDriven Electronic Agents: Does it Violate the Mandates of Distributive Justice?Rajat Banerjee Associate Professor of Constitution al\, Public and Human Rights Law\, Alliance School of Law (Bengaluru)\n3:3 0 pm Coffee Break - Launch of the Global Distributive Justice Network\n4:3 0-6:30 pm Closing Plenary SessionChairsSamantha Besson Professor of Intern ational Law\, Collège de France\, Université de Fribourg and Member of the Institut de Droit InternationalJorge E. Viñuales Professor of Internation al Law\, University of Cambridge\, Luiss University and Member of the Inst itut de Droit International\nIn conversation withEdith Brown Weiss Emeritu s Professor of International Law\, Georgetown Law School (Washington) and Member of the Institut de Droit InternationalFatsah Ouguergouz Rector of t he African Institute of International Law and Member of the Institut de Dr oit InternationalHélène Ruiz Fabri Professor of International Law at the U niversité Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and Member of the Institut de Droit In ternationalBruno Simma Professor of International Law\, Michigan Universit y (Ann Arbor)\, Judge at the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal and Member of the Institut de Droit International\nClosing Keynote SpeechMartti Kosk enniemi Emeritus Professor of International Law\, Helsingfors Universitet and Member of the Institut de Droit International\nScientific Committee: G inevra Le Moli\, Martti Koskenniemi\, Sergio Puig de la Parra\, Pietro Pus torino and Jorge E. Viñuales\nOrganising Committee: Fiamma Concarella\, Do nato Greco\, Giuliana Lampo and Manfredi Marciante\nTo attend the conferen ce\, please register here\nFor further information please write to distrib utivejusticeconference@luiss.it https://takethedate.it/tutti-gli-eventi/Ev enti/43379-distributive-justice-in-international-law.html DTSTART:20241003T120000Z DTEND:20241004T170000Z LOCATION: () SUMMARY:Distributive Justice in International Law URL:https://takethedate.it/tutti-gli-eventi/Eventi/43379-distributive-justi ce-in-international-law.html END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR