Events
Warwick Law School Events
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There are lots of exciting events happening within the Law School. Plus there are many other University and external events which may be of interest. We have therefore collated them all into one central calendar to help you choose which you would like to attend.
Mon 21 Oct, '24- |
Seminar Series: How to Write Feminist Histories of International LawOnlineThis session discusses feminist or gender-centred approaches to the history of international law. Part of the Thinking Gender, History and International Law seminar series. |
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Mon 18 Nov, '24- |
Seminar Series: How to Gender the Private and Public Divide in International LawOnlineThis session investigates the engagement of women’s rights in international law. It brings back the question, posed by Karen Knop, of interrogating the divide between private and public international law from a historical perspective. Part of the Thinking Gender, History and International Law seminar series. |
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Mon 2 Dec, '24- |
Seminar Series: Women’s Rights and Human Rights: Carceral Genealogies from CEDAW to IstanbulOnlineThis session tackles the history of how violence against women has historically been defined as a concern in international law. Part of the Thinking Gender, History and International Law seminar series. |
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Mon 13 Jan, '25- |
Seminar Series: Decolonial Methods: Gender, History and Law through Black LiteratureOnlineThis session interrogates the temporality of law by theorising the relationship between law and coloniality in African fictions and literature across the twentieth century. Part of the Thinking Gender, History and International Law seminar series. |
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Mon 3 Feb, '25- |
Seminar Series: Decolonising Children Rights and International Criminal Law: Human Rights between Security and EmpowermentOnlineThis session interrogates whether and how racism and patriarchy have permeated the international child rights and child protection field. Part of the Thinking Gender, History and International Law seminar series. |
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Tue 25 Feb, '25- |
Seminar Series: Gender and International Criminal Law: History, Victimhood and Transitional JusticeOnlineThis session tackles the promises and pitfalls of the international criminal and transitional justice system in cases of war crimes and/or crimes against humanity from a gender and critical perspective. Part of the Thinking Gender, History and International Law seminar series. Find out more and register. |
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Mon 17 Mar, '25- |
Seminar Series: International Law and the Colour Line: Is Palestine a Feminist Issue?OnlineThis session takes its cue from the understanding that the dismantlement the Zionist settler colonial project in Palestine is, among other things, a project against gender and sexual violence and oppression. Part of the Thinking Gender, History and International Law seminar series. |
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