Events in 2019

Events in 2019

• Redistributive Human Rights? A Workshop

• Thinking with Walter Benjamin

• Patriarchy in International Human Rights Law

• Laying Down the Law: Americans as Makers of Legal Worlds in Occupied Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan

• Sites of Justice and Injustice

• Surveillance, Trust and Democracy

• Chagos Archipelago Advisory Opinion

• Human Rights in a Shrinking Civic Space

• Implications of AI Technologies for Human Rights

• Native Dignity

• Indigenous Legal Orders: Objects and Narratives

• Beyond Normal Trade Law?

• Colonial Labour Market Governance Redux? Making Productive Workers, Then and Now

• Refining your Research Project

• Exploratory Roundtable: Development, Geopolitics and the New Cold War

• Interdisciplinary Masterclass: Law, Art and Politics with Professor Desmond Manderson

• Danse Macabre: Temporalities of Law in the Visual Arts

• What are International Courts Made of?

• Future Histories: What Ada Lovelace, Tom Paine and the Paris Commune Have in Common

• Disaster Relief and the Sovereignty of Knowledge

• Supporting Personhood: An Examination of the Evolving Relationship Between the Legal Person and the State

• Intuiting the Archive: A Workshop for Researchers and Storytellers

• Machine Listening

• IILAH Roundtable: Teaching Law Through the Arts

• Towards a Theatrical Jurisprudence: Space, Materiality and the Normative

• The Politics of Art

• Regimes of Difference: Culture and Order in World Politics

• Contempt: A Rehearsed Reading

• Genocide Recognition at the Khmer Rouge Trials in Cambodia

• W. Wesley Pue Memorial Panel

• Forgery in Eighteenth Century Britain and Australian Colonial Art" A Case Study of Francis Greenway's Prison Scenes

• Researching the 'International' in International Tax

• Trends in Aboriginal Water Ownership in New South Wales, Australia

• Assassination, Necropolitics and Afropessimism: Reading the Legacy of Thomas Sankara as Revolutionary Contingency in International Law