The final program of the Workshop on Recent Research in the History of Public International Law (Ghent Legal History Institute, 23 May 2014; see earlier on this blog)) is now available.
More information here.Registration and Coffee (08:45)
(Meeting Room)***Welcome (09:30)
(Auditorium B)Prof. dr. D. Heirbaut, President of the Department of Jurisprudence and Legal History (Ghent)***Introduction (09:45)Dr. Frederik Dhondt (Ghent)***Session 1: The Old Regime and the Law of Nations (10:00-12:30)“An assessment of legal humanist methodologies in the sphere of international law”
Drs. James Mearns (KULeuven/Research Foundation Flanders)
“Free ship – Free good”. Evolution and contest of a legal principle via intercultural conflicts on the oceans”
Dr. Magnus Ressel (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt)
“Prize Courts and International Law”
Dra. Shavana Musa (Tilburg University)***Lunch break (12:30-13:30)***"Mos Trajectensis ? The Law of Nations and Diplomatic Practice after the Peace of Utrecht (11 April 1713)" (13:30-14:20)
Dr. Frederik Dhondt (Ghent)
Session 2: 1789-1815 as a turning point ? The Revolutionary Wars, the Congress of Vienna and their effects on inter-state relations and constitutions (14:20-16:00)
“The Birth of the Westphalian Order: 1789-1815 as turning point towards abstract states and equality in international legal practice and doctrine?”
Dr. Raymond Kubben (Tilburg University)
"Friedrich Gentz et le droit à l'intervention armée"
Dr. Raphael Cahen (LMU München/Aix-Marseille)***Coffee break
(Meeting Room)***Session 3: The 19th century transformation of international law
(16:15-17:55)“The legal dynamics of British imperialism (1815-1860)”
Dra. Inge Van Hulle (KULeuven/Research Foundation Flanders)
“The Use of Force in the Nineteenth Century – Reflections on the Origins and the Reproduction of the ‘Indifference’-Narrative in Contemporary Legal Doctrine ”
Dra. Agatha Verdebout (ULB)***Conclusion (17:55)
Prof. Dr. Randall Lesaffer (Tilburg University/KUleuven)
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