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Thomas Franck Lectures

"China and International Institutions: A Transition from Engagement to Leadership?", Ryan Martinez Mitchell

Nov 07, 2025

"War unbound", Oona Hathaway

Oct 21, 2025

“International Law and Human Rights Activism – The Case of Amnesty International”, Julia Duchrow

Feb 01, 2024

"The International Criminal Court – Between Internationality and Sovereignty", Ute Hohoff

Oct 17, 2023

"Liberalism between Two Cold Wars", Samuel Moyn

Jun 23, 2023

"Values in the International Community: Jus cogens in light of the International Law Commission’s 2022 Conclusions", Sir Michael Wood

May 04, 2023

Is the Church of European Integration facing a Reformation?", Joseph Weiler

Dec 08, 2022

"Updating the International Law Endowment in the Era of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence", Benedict Kingsbury

Sep 23, 2022

"Not Reinventing the Wheel: Using Existing Exceptions to Sovereign Immunity to Enhance Accountability", Philippa Webb

Sep 08, 2022

"Inside the Biden Administration's Approach to International Law and Institutions", Harald H. Koh

Jun 02, 2022

"The Public/Private Relation and International Law", Samantha Besson

May 16, 2022

“The Polish Constitutional Tribunal and European Union Law on a Collision Course”, Paweł Filipek

Dec 13, 2021

"The 1951 Refugee Convention at 70: Whither the Convention in the Global Refugee Regime?”, Cathryn Costello

Oct 28, 2021

“Values and Power Relations – The “Disillusionment” of International Law”, Alain Pellet

May 13, 2019

"International Lawyers and the Backlash against Global Rule", Martti Koskenniemi

Feb 11, 2019

“The Paris Climate Change instruments as a blueprint for new legal approaches?”, Laurence Boisson de Chazournes

Feb 04, 2019

"Authority in International Law", Sir Franklin Berman

Jun 23, 2018

"Decline of International Refugee Law?", Terje Einarsen

Apr 23, 2018

“The Unbearable Lightness of International Law”, Andrea Bianchi

Dec 04, 2017

“From high hopes to disillusionment? Human rights protection in Europe in an ever more hostile environment.”, Angelika Nußberger

Nov 30, 2017