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Conflict-of-Norms in the Information Society: National Security and Cross-border Data Flow
This event is presented by Private International Law and Law & Technology interest groups of the American Society of International Law and the Sydney Centre for Asian and Pacific Law at the University of Sydney.
Online event | 11am-12pm, Fri 3 March
National security has increasingly become a concern for cross-border data flow. In this panel discussion, we will survey the conflicts and potential collaboration between protecting national security and enhancing digital trade.
Our distinguished panel will cover relevant laws and practices in big (the US and China), medium (the UK), and small (Vietnam and Taiwan) jurisdictions.
Time
11am-12pm AEDT (Thu 2 March, 7-8pm EST)
Registration
Complimentary, however registration is essential.
Register here.
Call for Papers: SLS Conflict of Laws Section, Oxford Brookes, 2023
The convenors of the SLS Conflict of Laws section, Lauren Clayton-Helm and Bobby Lindsay, have been so kind as to share the following call for papers with us.
This is a call for papers and panels for the Conflict of Laws section of the 2023 Society of Legal Scholars’ Annual Conference to be held at Oxford Brookes, from 27th – 30th June. The Conflict of Laws section will meet in the second half of the conference on 29–30 June and will have four sessions, each lasting 90 minutes.
Registration open: German Conference for Young Scholars in Private International Law 2023
As previously announced, the 4th German Conference for Young Scholars in Private International Law will take place on 23 and 24 February 2023 at Sigmund Freud University in Vienna.
The theme of the conference is
Deference to the foreign – empty phrase or guiding principle of private international law?
Although primarily held in German, a significant amount of presentations will be offered in English, including
“The metaphor of the ‘dismal swamp’: an ecosophical approach to the conflict of laws” by Prof. Horatia Muir Wat (Keynote lecture)
“Overriding Mandatory Rules and Choice of Law Rule in Procedure: Opposite Trends?” by Shahar Giller (presentation)
“Mind the Gap – Adaptation Mechanisms in the Cross-Border Enforcement of Judgments” by Tess Bens (presentation)
“Connecting Factors: Tools or Loopholes in Achieving Deference to the Foreign” by Stefano Dominelli and Michael Cremer (short presentation)
For further information and registration, please visit the event’s homepage – the organizers kindly ask to register by 17 February 2023.
