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.
“Humanitarian-Development-Peace Divide and International Law” A roundtable with panellists: Cordula Droege (ICRC), Vikram Raghavan (World Bank), Romano Lasker (UNDP); moderated by Heike ...
GCILS Webinar: “The International Legal Scholar: Perspectives from the Sociology of Professions.” Fuad Zarbiyev in conversation with Akbar Rasulov and John Haskell. We would like to...
GCILS Webinar “Taxation under International Investment Law: A Round Table on Cairn Energy v India”. Panel Discussion moderated by Toni Marzal Taxation has become in recent years a cen...
The UN Security Council as a forum for international dispute settlement and legal discourse GCILS Webinar with Eran Sthoeger in conversation with Christian Tams We are pleased to invite you to...
GCILS Webinars: “Strategic Human Rights Litigation – Understanding and Maximising Impact” – Helen Duffy in conversation with Anni Pues Professor Helen Duffy, professor of human...
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...