Previous events
Welcome to this lunch seminar with presentation by Dr David Monciardini, Senior Researcher in the Department of Economics and Statistics Cognetti de Martiis, University of Turin (Italy), on the topic of "Redefining Value Creation: Paradigm Changes in Corporate Reporting".
Open to all interested.
Welcome to this afternoon seminar with presentation by Nazli Azergun, PhD candidate in Anthropology at the University of Virginia, on the topic of "An ethnography of sustainable finance in Norway ".
Open to all interested.
The Ninth International Workshop of Daughters of Themis: International Network for Women Business Scholars broadens and deepens the discussion of feminism and business. The aim of the workshop is to provide a forum for open, intimate and inspiring discussions with workshop participants selected based on a highly competitive call for papers.
Welcome to a lunch seminar, where Carl Dalhammar from Lund University will provide an overview of European product law and how it can support the transition to a circular economy.
Open to all interested.
Welcome to our afternoon seminar featuring Trude Myklebust, Postdoc at the Department of Public and International Law, University of Oslo. Join us for an insightful presentation focused on the Norwegian Nature Risk Commission’s report NOU 2024: 2.
Open for all interested.
Welcome to this digital lunch seminar featuring a presentation by Claudia Paduano, PhD Candidate in Company Law at The University of Edinburgh, on the topic of "The (Un)sustainability of UK Company Law: ClientEarth v Shell Plc".
Open to all interested.
The Research Group on Global Challenges to Human Rights is pleased to invite you to the launch of the special issue of the Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights “Theory and Practice of Sustainable Development and Human Rights: Navigating Harmonious Interpretations and Creative Tensions”, edited by Elsabe Boshoff and Dinie Arief.
Welcome to this lunch seminar with presentation by Barbara Bokor, PhD research fellow at Faculty of Law, University of Bergen, on the topic of "The role of the corporate sector in combatting marine plastic pollution - from EU law perspective".
Open to all interested.
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Welcome to this afternoon seminar with presentation by Bjorn Brauteseth, Doctoral Research Fellow at Centre for Development and the Environment (SUM) and the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights (NCHR), on the topic of "The Contradiction of Ecological Civilisation and Illiberal Hegemony".
The seminar is postponed and will be rescheduled later this year.
Welcome to this digital lunch seminar with presentation by Erriketi Tla nta Silva, College of Europe, on the topic of "Environmental backsliding in the European Union: towards a principle of non-regression?".
Open for all interested.
Welcome to this afternoon seminar with presentation by Christina Voigt on the Paris Agreement, COP28, and the significance for corporate accountability.
Welcome to this digital afternoon seminar with presentation by King Men Teoh, PhD candidate with the EMPOWER project, University of Oslo, on the topic of "Driving Towards a Greener Future: Can Electric Cars Really Save the Environment? ".
Open to all interested.
Welcome to this digital lunch seminar with presentation by Charlotte Villiers, Professor of Company Law and Corporate Governance at University of Bristol Law School, on the topic of "How might we achieve a compassionate transition towards sustainability?".
Open to all interested.
Taking stock and assessing the implications for the Norwegian financial markets.
This seminar brings together the international law discourse on environmental peacebuilding and the corporate law and corporate governance stream of research on corporate sustainability. The occasion is a launch of the Research Handbook on International Law and Environmental Peacebuilding, edited by Daniëlla Dam-de Jong and Britta Sjöstedt.
This hybrid seminar explores the potential in deeper research interactions between circular economy and corporate sustainability. The seminar celebrates the contribution of Dr. Eléonore Maitre-Ekern to Sustainability Law, on the last day of her position as postdoctoral scholar in the research group and reaffirms our joint desire to continue working together.
Welcome to our lunch seminar with presentation by Elsabe Boshoff, Doctoral Fellow at at the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights (NCHR). Join us for an insightful presentation on the topic of "Corporations as human rights duty bearers: recent developments from the African continent."
Open for all interested.
The meeting is open to all members of Daughters of Themis – and we welcome new members! Anyone identifying as a woman business scholar, i.e. undertaking research concerning business, in any discipline or across disciplines, is welcome to apply for membership. We especially encourage scholars from low-income countries, of diverse backgrounds and in all levels of academia to apply.
The topic of this year’s PhD seminar is Interdisciplinary Research in Law and for Sustainable Value Creation. The seminar is planned as a physical event at the Faculty of Law, University of Oslo, with possibility for participation through Zoom.
Welcome to our lunch seminar with presentation by Dunia Brunner, Université de Lausanne. Dunia will present her PhD thesis.
Open for all interested.
Welcome to our lunch seminar with presentation by Astrid Iversen, Guest researcher at Department of Private Law. Astrid will present her new book "Intercreditor equity in sovereign debt restructuring".
Open for all interested.
This hybrid event brings together researchers working on sustainability to reflect on the challenges and opportunities of conducting inter- and transdisciplinary research to address the biggest challenges of our time.
Open for all interested. Please register your participation.
Welcome to this celebration of three edited volumes all concerned with different aspects of sustainability, business and interdisciplinarity, all released in the second half of 2022!
This hybrid event is open for all interested. Please register your participation.
Welcome to our lunch seminar with presentation by Stefan Grundmann, Professor of Transnational Law and Theory (EUI, Florence) and of Private and Business Law (Humboldt-University, Berlin).
Open for all interested.
The conference will shed light on how international law shapes central bank policies and how central banks shapes international law, including whether central banks are a clear and consistent concept under international law. It will discuss traditional topics such as central banks and sovereign immunity and topics of an increasing relevance such as sanctions against central banks. It will also explore how the expansive role of central banks is influenced by the availability of other viable crisis resolution measures in international law related to in particular the climate crises and sovereignty debt crises.