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Centre for International and Public Law
The Centre for International and Public Law (CIPL) was established in 2004 to promote excellence in the research and teaching of public law and international law. The aim is to contribute to the critical understanding of the role of national and international institutions in promoting human rights, justice and the rule of law. The Centre runs a number of events throughout the year for academics, practitioners and students. Lord Bill Brett launched the seminar series on 11 May 2004, giving a talk entitled "The Report of the World Commission on the Social Dimensions of Globalisation".
The panel "Between the Scylla of Global Law and the Charibdis of Global History" was selected to feature at the IGLP’s 2013 Conference: New Directions in Global Thought: IGLP at Five which took place in June 3-4, 2013 at Harvard Law School
SPILJ is the foremost companion and guide for everyone interested in law making in the international legal system, in legality and legitimacy in inter-State relations and in the limits of legal governance in inter-State relations theory and practice, i.e. legal practitioners, judges, academics and students of international law as well as diplomats.
Dr Ignacio De La Rasilla Del Moral receives collaborative research grant awarded by the Institute of Global Law and Policy
http://www.harvardiglp.org/
This inter-disciplinary workshop gathered Spanish academics and decision-makers around the topic "History, Economics, Law and EU Global Governance in the Post-Lisbon Era" http://www.cortesaragon.es/Nota-de-prensa.