Latest events

4 December 2014

Presentation: The intricacies of joint and several responsibility, by André Nollkaemper

Professor André Nollkaemper will deliver a presentation entitled ‘The intricacies of joint and several responsibility’ in Leuven on 4 December 2014.

This presentation is part of the Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies’ Conference entitled ‘Member State Responsibility and International Organizations: Recent Developments’, which will take place on 3 and 4 December 2014 in Leuven.

Members of the SHARES team regularly present their research on a variety of issues of shared responsibility.

7 October 2014

Presentation: Ties that Bind (or Not): Legal Relevance of Refugee Ties in the Context of Allocation of Responsibility, by Isabelle Swerissen

PhD researcher Isabelle Swerissen will give a presentation entitled ‘Ties that Bind (or Not): Legal Relevance of Refugee Ties in the Context of Allocation of Responsibility’ at the International Migration Law Symposium in Lund on 7 October 2014.

The International Migration Law Symposium will be held on 6-7 October 2014. For more information see here.

Members of the SHARES team regularly present their research on a variety of issues of shared responsibility.

3 October 2014

SHARES Seminar on Shared Responsibility in Partnerships among International Institutions

On Friday 3 October 2014, the seminar ‘Shared Responsibility in Partnerships among International Institutions’ will be held in Amsterdam.

The seminar will explore whether and on what grounds partnerships between international institutions (involving institutions such as the World Bank, the IMF, the WHO, the OECD and the European Union) may result in a shared responsibility between the participating institutions and/or other involved actors.

As little is known on the practice of such partnerships, a key aim will be to map the relevant practice of partnerships, and to confront that with international principles of responsibility and accountability of international organisations.

See the programme here. See here for the background and aims of the seminar.

The capacity of the venue is limited. If you wish to attend the event, please send an email to Iona Tjiong at: shares-fdr@uva.nl before 5 September 2014. Please indicate your full name and affiliation.

15 September 2014

Presentation: Responsibility Allocation Arrangements and Protection of Refugees: A Modest Contribution, by Isabelle Swerissen

PhD researcher Isabelle Swerissen will deliver a lecture entitled ‘Responsibility Allocation Arrangements and Protection of Refugees: A Modest Contribution’ at Lund University in Lund on 15 September 2014.

For more information see here.

Members of the SHARES team regularly present their research on a variety of issues of shared responsibility.

3 September 2014

Joint ESIL IGPS/SHARES Symposium: ‘The Changing Nature of Peacekeeping: Challenges for Jus ad Bellum, Jus in Bello and Human Rights’

The European Society of International Law Interest Group on Peace and Security (ESIL IGPS) and the SHARES Project organise a joint symposium entitled ‘The Changing Nature of Peacekeeping: Challenges for Jus ad Bellum, Jus in Bello and Human Rights’, to be held in conjunction with the 10th ESIL Anniversary Conference in Vienna, Austria, on 3 September 2014.

The symposium, entitled ‘The Changing Nature of Peacekeeping: Challenges for Jus ad Bellum, Jus in Bello and Human Rights’, is organised against the background of an ongoing evolution in UN peacekeeping operations, especially in relation with the increasing number of missions for the protection of civilians, the robust use of force mandate given by the UN Security Council to some peacekeeping missions, and the recent creation of ‘offensive’ combat forces in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Intervention Brigade) and Mali (MINUSMA). The more expansive mandates of peacekeeping forces raise critical questions pertaining to the law applicable to such forces, and the allocation of responsibility in situations where members of peacekeeping forces act in contravention of their international obligations. (more…)

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