Announcements: CfA Customary IHL Workshop; International Law and the Principle of Non-Intervention Book Launch; Teaching International Law in the Digital Era Seminar; CfP In search of SWAIL

1. Name for Abstracts: Younger Researchers Workshop – Customary IHL – Revisiting the ICRC’s Research at 20.  The Institute for Worldwide Peace and Safety Legislation (Universität zu Köln) and the Institute for Worldwide Legislation of Peace and Armed Battle (Ruhr-Universität Bochum) are internet hosting this workshop, scheduled to happen in Bochum in July or September 2025. Discover the complete Name for Abstracts together with additional data right here. When you’ve got any questions, e mail younger.researchers2025@gmail.com.

2. E book Launch: Worldwide Legislation and the Precept of Non-Intervention – Historical past, Concept, and Interactions with Different Rules. On 23 October 5.30pm, the Worldwide Legislation at Westminster (ILaW) analysis group will host in London a panel to launch Marco Roscini’s new ebook on “Worldwide Legislation and the Precept of Non-Intervention: Historical past, Concept, and Interactions with Different Rules”. Panelists embody Sir Michael Wooden (Twenty Essex, London), Dr Megan Donaldson (UCL), Harriet Moynihan (Chatham Home), Prof Marco Roscini (College of Westminster & Geneva Academy) and Dr Marco Longobardo (College of Westminster). Extra data and free registration can be found right here.

3. Instructing Worldwide Legislation within the Digital Period: Discussing the Function of Podcasts and Video Talks within the classroom and past Seminar. Be a part of Dr Solon Solomon (BUL Faculty of Legislation, Brunel College London) & Dr Saeed Bagheri (College of Studying Faculty of Legislation), co-convenors of the SLS Worldwide Legislation part, for a day seminar on 30 October on the Institute of Superior Authorized Research, titled ‘Instructing Worldwide Legislation within the Digital Period: Discussing the Function of Podcasts and Video Talks within the classroom and past’. Register right here.

4. Name for Papers: Searching for SWAIL – Second World Approaches to Worldwide Legislation. In looking for SWAIL, this undertaking takes as its level of departure that Jap Europe occupies a liminal area inside the self-discipline of worldwide legislation. Neither of the ‘core’, nor of the ‘periphery’, the area occupies a liminal, semi-peripheral, and largely invisible psychological area, that ends in its ‘twin exclusion’ from each mainstream Western and non-Western approaches to worldwide legislation. In recovering Jap Europe’s place and function in worldwide legislation, this undertaking goals not solely to develop a extra nuanced understanding of worldwide legislation’s previous, current and future, and to unsettle some mainstream and significant narratives which have come to dominate the self-discipline within the final 20 years; it goals additionally to foster bridges with students from different areas and is geared to countering imperialism by addressing epistemic injustice and unequal data manufacturing in worldwide legislation vis-à-vis Jap Europe. The decision for papers might be discovered right here.