Progress and International Law: A Cursed Relationship?

Progress and International Law: A Cursed Relationship?

Given the prevalence and centrality of the notion of progress to the international law discourse and analysis, this symposium and related AjV-DGIR conference aim to unpack the unsettled relationship between progress and international law.

Keynote: Searching for Progress in International Law

23.09.2023

The “Responsibility to and for Progress” in International Law

22.09.2023

Martin Schwamborn

Agenda 2030 Between the Ideology of Progress and the Reality of Poverty and Exploitation

21.09.2023

Matheus Gobbato Leichtweis

Towards a Feminist Interpretation of the ECHR’s Provisions on Access to Abortion

21.09.2023

Spyridoula (Sissy) Katsoni

Towards an (Im)possible Polis: Legal Imagination and State Continuity

20.09.2023

Alex Green

Border Dialectics: Progress, Regress, and Resistance

20.09.2023

Giulia Raimondo

Locating Progress in the European Convention on Human Rights

19.09.2023

Jens T. Theilen

Progress and Linear Time: How to Rethink International Law to Account for Ecologically Precarious Presents?

19.09.2023

Eliana Cusato

Visions of Progress and International Law in Nineteenth-Century Latin America

18.09.2023

Tania Atilano

Introducing the Symposium ‘Progress and International Law: A Cursed Relationship?’

18.09.2023

Alexander Holzer Lisa Kujus Rebecca Kruse Júlia Miklasová Jasper Mührel Paula Rhein-Fischer Lorenz Wielenga Sara Wissmann