Three-day seminar “Populism and the New Foreign Relations Law: Between Public International Law, ‘External Public Law, and Conflict of Laws.” June 8-10
The Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law (Heidelberg) and the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law (Hamburg) are pleased to announce an intensive three- day seminar on “Populism and the New Foreign Relations Law: Between Public International Law, ‘External Public Law, and Conflict of Laws.”
The seminar will take place in Heidelberg on June 8-10, 2022, and will be co-directed by Prof. Anne Peters, Director, MPIL Heidelberg; Prof. Ralf Michaels, Director, MPI Hamburg; and Prof. Karen Knop, University of Toronto and Max Planck Law Fellow.
Costs for transportation (economy train or flight in Europe, lump sum for overseas), accommodation and meals in Heidelberg will be provided.
The seminar will host 20 Doctoral, Post-Doctoral and graduate researchers in law or other related fields. Application deadline: April 24, 2022
More information here.
It’s a very interesting theme since starting from Protagoras we know about the cultural relativity of values used to prove one point of view. I am eager to listen to the participants and probably will want to add my thoughts to the discussion.
We are organizing this seminar here at the MPIL. It takes place from 8-10 June 2022, not 18-20 nor 18 – 30 June. Could you please correct the date? Thanks.
I’m so excited for this seminar. The theme is so actual and thought-provoking. In Brazil, my country of origin, the populism that has manipulated culture, politics and education, and everyone loses with this nefarious practice. I will certainly apply for this seminar, I believe I have a lot to contribute and debate.