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Inger-Johanne Sand turned 70 in December 2022. She is one of the leading legal internationalists in Nordic legal science. In her long career, she has made new and important theoretical contributions to jurisprudence. Inger-Johanne Sand has always been involved in legal politics and legal reform and she has brought together critical social theory and legal science in ways that few have done in Nordic legal research. In recent years, she has been engaged in research questions arising out of the pandemic and new technologies within welfare and health.
The Climate Law Group have invited “insiders” to share with us their views on the process and outcome of COP27. This seminar invites to reflections and discussion about COP27, the purpose and necessity of these “mega-meetings” and the need to ramp up climate ambition during this decade, while addressing finance, adaptation and loss and damage.
Yuliya Chernykh will give a lecture with the title: Reintroduction of the Olympic Truce: Archival Studies and Contemporary Assessment
The United Nations Human Rights Committee in the "Torres Strait Islanders Case"
Join us for a discussion on the legal situation concerning the relation between the EU and member state courts.
The Faculty of Law has the pleasure of inviting you to the launch of Cecilia Bailliets new book «The Construction of the Customary Law of Peace: Latin America and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights». The book will be presented by professor Thomas Antkowiak, Seattle University School of Law (live stream from USA), and professor Benedicte Bull, UiO.
The Department of Public and International Law and the Georgian-Norwegian Rule of Law Association invite to a seminar on Georgian and Norwegian law. Main presenters are doctoral researchers Giorgi Giorgadze and Teimuraz Antelava.
The seminar "The Interaction of EU Competences within Environmental and Energy Policies" will take place on March 11th and deal with the theory, methods and function of public Law
On January 21 2015, six partner universities are launching a European Joint Doctorate Programme in Law and Development – EDOLAD. The launch is followed by a two day Conference on “Engaging with Law and Development: Perspectives on Land”.
The Norwegian Association for Legal Philosophy (Norsk Forening for Rettsfilosofi), invites to an open meeting. Professor Tara Smith of the University of Texas will make a presentation about the Rule of Law; why it is important, why it is threatened, and why it cannot be value-neutral.
Associate Professor Tarjei Bekkedal will comment.