The Glasgow Centre for International Law and Security holds an exciting range of academic and professional events throughout the year. From research seminars to public lectures, in our activities, we aim to promote an understanding of how international law operates and helps to shape our world and why international legal research is crucial to this endeavour.
A Matter of Survival? Attributing the Conduct of Secessionist Entities to Third States at the ECtHR Is Armenia responsible for human rights violations committed by Nagorno-Karabakh? Is Russia respons...
We’re delighted to invite you to the first event in the new year 2021 – the next event of our International Law as a Profession Series, which will take place virtually, via Zoom, on 13 Jan...
Roundtable discussion The ‘Renaissance Dam’ dispute: the state of transboundary water law in the face of climate insecurity Wednesday 25 November 2020, 3pm GMT (via Zoom) The Great Ethiopian Renaiss...
We’re happy to invite you to the next event of our International Law as a Profession Series, which will now take place virtually, via Zoom, on 24 November 2020 at 3pm GMT. The International Law ...
‘Justice for Syria? A reflection on developments and challenges’ Roundtable discussion GCILS Webinar, Date: 11 November, Wednesday, 3pm (GMT), via Zoom We are delighted to invite you to our fourth ev...
World Trade Governance: 2020 and beyond GCILS Webinar, Wednesday, 28 October, 3pm (GMT), via Zoom The third event in our GCILS Webinars series was focusing on the World Trade Organization, its curren...