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Wed 6 Nov, '19
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Pre-Conference Session: Teaching IEL
R.014, Ramphal Building

This is an optional session for sharing insights on teaching international economic law.

The workshop will be held in the form of a roundtable to facilitate a conversation on how our teaching practices could be transformed to enable more plural, diverse and critical engagement with IEL disciplines in classroom. Please see Teaching IEL Workshop for details.

Facilitator: Mavluda Sattorova, School of Law, University of Liverpool

Wed 6 Nov, '19
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Registration/ Lunch
Outside S.011, Social Sciences Building
Wed 6 Nov, '19
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Plenary 1: Welcome, Introduction, The IEL Collective
S.011, Social Sciences Building
  • Daria Davitti, School of Law, Faculty of Law, University of Lund and School of Law, University of Nottingham
  • Luis Eslava, School of Law, University of Kent
  • Mavluda Sattorova, School of Law, University of Liverpool
  • Celine Tan, School of Law, University of Warwick
  • Anil Yilmaz, School of Law, University of Essex
Wed 6 Nov, '19
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Parallel Sessions 1
Wed 6 Nov, '19
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Session 1 (a): Resource Extraction and Communities
S.011, Social Sciences Building

Who Speaks for the Beach?: Investment, Extraction and Community in 'Local Hero'

Ruth Buchanan, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University

Indigenous Women vs the Corporation

Sahar Shah, University of Warwick

The Coloniality of the Colombia Case before the ISDS and the Disputes over Natural Resources

Jimena Sierra, Faculty of Law, University of Rosario

Chair: Daria Davitti, Faculty of Law, University of Lund and University of Nottingham

Wed 6 Nov, '19
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Session 1 (c): Governance and Complexity of Development Finance
S.018, Social Sciences Building

Private Sector and Sustainable Development: Can IFC Self-Regulate it’s ‘From Billions to Trillions’ Agenda?

Stephanie de Moerloose, School of Government, University of Austral

Financing Development and the Promise of (Multi-stakeholder) Partnerships

Gamze Erdem-Türkelli, Law and Development Research Group, University of Antwerp

The Practice of Independent Accountability Mechanisms at Development Banks: Tools for Studying Development Projects in Context

Andria Naude-Fourie, International and European Union Law, Erasmus School of Law

Human Rights at the Frontline? Mapping the Harms to Caregivers During Global Health Emergencies

Sharifah Sekalala, School of Law, University of Warwick

Chair: Annamaria La Chimia, School of Law, University of Nottingham

Wed 6 Nov, '19
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Session 1 (b): Equality, Precarity and IEL Agreements
S.020, Social Sciences Building

• 'Social Dialogue' and the Negotiation Process for the Next Generation of International Economic Agreements in the 21st Century

Ohiocheoya Omiunu, School of Law, De Montfort University

Memo for Times of Precarity: Beyond Neo-Nationalism And More Of The Same Globalisation

Nicolas Perrone, Faculty of Law, Universidad Andrés Bello

Making Social and Legal Plurality Visible: Lessons From and For Cyprus

Amanda Perry-Kessaris, School of Law, University of Kent

Differentiation and Fragmentation: Thinking about International Institutions as Normativity Generators

Athene Richford, School of Law, University of Glasgow

Chair: Ruth Bergan, Trade Justice Movement

Wed 6 Nov, '19
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Break
Outside S.011, Social Sciences Building
Wed 6 Nov, '19
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Parallel Sessions 2
Wed 6 Nov, '19
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Session 2 (a): Questioning International Investment Law: Coloniality, Development, Human Rights
S.011, Social Sciences Building

International Investment Law as a Means of 'Development' Constraining Narratives on Developing States

Claiton Fyock, School of Law, University of Leicester

Positioning to Bring about Change in International Investment Law: The Role of Research Methodologies

Edward Guntrip, School of Law, University of Sussex

Using the Duty to Regulate Paradigm in the International Investment Law and Human Rights Debate: A Normative Instrument to Foster Inter-Disciplinarity in the Research of IEL

Maria Jose Luque Macias, Public Law and Public International Law Department, Law School, FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg

The Coloniality of Investment Law

David Schneiderman, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto, Stockholm University and Gothenburg University

Chair: Mavluda Sattorova, School of Law, University of Liverpool

Wed 6 Nov, '19
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Session 2 (b): Hegemony, Rights and Inter-Disciplinarity in Transnational Trade
S.020, Social Sciences Building

Mainstreaming Gender Rights through Free Trade Agreements: The Promises of Canada's Progressive and Feminist International Trade Policy

Chijoke Chijoke-Orfoji, School of Law, Liverpool John Moores University

The Hidden Dimension of International Intellectual Property Hegemony: Global Technical Assistance and Local Administrative Policies

Vitor Henrique Pinto Ido, Faculty of Law, University of São Paulo and South Centre, Geneva

Development Aid and the Hypocrisy of the WTO Free Trade Agreements

Annamaria La Chimia, School of Law, University of Nottingham

Unlocking Interdisciplinary Intersections of Neoliberalism: Links between the WTO and the ICC

Christine Schwobel-Patel, School of Law, University of Warwick

Chair: Anil Yilmaz Vastardis, Scjool of Law, University of Essex

Wed 6 Nov, '19
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Session 2 (c): Sovereign Finance and Public Debt
S.018, Social Sciences Building

The Growth of Bank-Sovereign Bilateral Finance: A Case for Reform to Combat Financial Complicity

Stephen Connelly, School of Law, University of Warwick

Monetary Sovereignty and Sovereign Debt Restructuring: A Law and Political Economy Approach to IEL

Karina Patricio Ferreira Lima, School of Law, University of Durham

The Unsettled Pursuit for Development: International Law and Macroeconomics

Kangle Zhang, Faculty of Law, University of Helsinki

Chair: Celine Tan, School of Law, University of Warwick

Wed 6 Nov, '19
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Break
Outside S.011, Social Sciences Building
Wed 6 Nov, '19
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Practitioner Panel
S.021, Social Sciences Building

Exploring links and barriers between academia and practitioners in the IEL field with a view to thinking about what role the IEL Collective might play to bring the communities together in the future

  • Ruth Bergan, Senior Advisor, Trade Justice Movement
  • Vitor Henrique Pinto Ido, Programme Officer, Health, Intellectual Property and Biodiversity Programme, South Centre, Geneva, South Centre
  • Vice Yu, Third World Network

Chair: James Harrison, School of Law, University of Warwick

Wed 6 Nov, '19
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Conference Dinner
Radcliffe Restaurant
Thu 7 Nov, '19
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Plenary 2: Reimagining Boundaries of International Economic Law
Scarman Space 11

Value Chain Trade, Development and Social Reproduction

Donatella Alessandrini, School of Law, University of Kent

Writing an Economic History and the Historiography of International Law

Michael Fakhri, School of Law, University of Oregon

Epistemological Blindspots in International Economic Law

Jean Ho, Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore

• The Peace at Hand: Global Prohibition and the Impossibility of Peace in Colombia

Julieta Lemaitre, Judge at the Justice Chambers of the Colombian Special Jurisdiction for Peace

Chair: Luis Eslava, School of Law, University of Kent

Thu 7 Nov, '19
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Parallel Sessions 3
Thu 7 Nov, '19
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Session 3 (c): Technology, Intellectual Property and the Digital Revolution

Implications of Emergent Intersections of Law, Economics and Technologies for International Economic Law Epistemologies

Jeremmy Okonjo, School of Law, Queen Mary London

The Digital Turn in International Economic Law: Is a Politics of Redistribution Possible?

Serena Natile, School of Law, Brunel University

Global Intellectual Property Rights Regime, 'Disciplinary Normative Order' and Emergent Subjectivity

Mizanur Rahaman, Jindal Global Law School, OP Jindal Global University

Patent Games in the Global South: Pharmaceutical Patent Law-Making in Brazil, India and Nigeria

Amaka Vanni, Independent Researcher and President-Elect, African International Economic Law Network (AfLEN)

Chair: Vitor Henrique Pinto Ido, Faculty of Law, University of São Paulo and South Centre, Geneva

Thu 7 Nov, '19
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Session 3 (a): Essences, Representations, Radicality and the Global Economy

• The Corporation in Colonial and Decolonial Perspectives

Grietje Baars, School of Law, City University London

Role of Knowledge Producers in Investment Arbitration: A Discourse Analysis

Kusum Dhanania, International Law, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies

Celso Mello: The Forgotten Brazilian TWAILer (co-authored with Fabio Morosini)

Matheus Leichtweis, Faculty of Law, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul

Staging International Economic Law from Below: On Lynn Nottage’s Sweat

Matthew Windsor, School of Law, University of Reading

Chair: Christine Schwobel-Patel, School of Law, University of Warwick

Thu 7 Nov, '19
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Session 3 (b): Financial Architecture, Infrastructures and Risks

One Law For RBS, Another for its SME Customers

Iain Frame, School of Law, University of Kent

Risk and Reputation: The Political Economy of Bank Regulation in Developing Countries

Emily Jones, Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford

International Economic Law and the Challenges in Imposing the Digital Tax in Developing African Countries

Lyla Latif, Cardiff Law and Politics, University of Cardiff

Fiscal Jurisdiction: What You Are, You Are Only by Treaties

John Snape, School of Law, University of Warwick

Chair: Donatella Alessandrini, School of Law, University of Kent

Thu 7 Nov, '19
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Break
Scarman Lounge
Thu 7 Nov, '19
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Parallel Sessions 4
Thu 7 Nov, '19
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Session 4 (b): Commodities, Corrporations and Human Rights

Law and Political Economy of Global Commodity Rushes: Methodological Questions of International Economic Law

Lorenzo Cotula, International Institute for Environment and Development

Reform Debates in International Trade and Investment Law: Rethinking Rights and Responsibilities of the Corporation

James Harrison, School of Law, University of Warwick

Human Rights in Dispute: Corporations and Latin America

Flavia do Amaral Viera, Federal University of Pará, Brazil

Chair: Tara Van Ho, School of Law, University of Essex

Thu 7 Nov, '19
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Session 4 (a): Rethinking Lawyering and Perspectives on IEL

Going by the Book: What International Trade Lawyers are Not Allowed to Know

Ana Luisa Bernardino, International Law, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies

International Economic Law and Legal Education in Nigeria

Suzzie Onyeka Oyakhire, Department of Jurisprudence and International Law, Faculty of Law, University of Benin

Doing and Knowing IEL through the Lens of Caribbean, Rastafarian and Indigenous Philosophy

Yentyl Williams, School of Law, University of Bristol

Chair: Amanda Perry-Kessaris, School of Law, University of Kent

Thu 7 Nov, '19
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Session 4 (c): International Economic Law, Regionalism and the World-System

Global Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing Framework: Local Realities

Nkechikwu Valerie Azinge, School of Law, University of Lincoln

Of Ties and Strings of International Economic Relations at the Semi-Periphery of Central Europe

Darina Mackova, School of Law, University of Kent

Multilateralism in Decay and African Continental Economic Integration: Questioning the Reliance on Variable Geometry and Differential Treatment

Regis Simo, Mandela Institute, Oliver Schreiner School of Law, University of the Witwatersrand

Chair: Jean Ho, Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore

Thu 7 Nov, '19
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Lunch
Scarman Restaurant
Thu 7 Nov, '19
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Parallel Sessions 5
Thu 7 Nov, '19
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Session 5 (b): Tragedies, Struggles and Reconfigurations in Law and Development

A Tragedy of Juridification in International Development

Giedre Jokubauskaite, School of Glasgow and David Rossati, Salford Business School, University of Salford

Shifting States: The Constitutional Risks of Extractive Development

Jenny Lander, School of Law De Montfort University

Transparency and the Struggle for Transnational Corporate Accountability

Liliane Mouan, Faculty of Business and Law, University of Coventry

Chair: Lorenzo Cotula, International Institute for Environment and Development

Thu 7 Nov, '19
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Session 5 (c): Investment Arbitration: Critique, Dialogue and Resistance

Critical Analysis of Investment Arbitration Through the Lens of Systems Theory

Rafael Quintero-Godinez, School of Law, University of Warwick

A Critical Discourse Theory of International Economic Adjudication: A Gramscian Perspective

Eduardo Stoppioni, International Dispute Settlement, Max Planck Institute for Procedural Law

Public Interest Captured by Foreign Investment in Colombia

Federico Suarez Ricaurte, Faculty of Law, Externado University of Colombia

Stakeholders of Investment Arbitration: Establishing A Dialogue Among Arbitrators, Academics and Other Actors in International Investment Law

Paolo Vargiu, School of Law, University of Leicester

Chair: Nicolas Perrone, Faculty of Law, Universidad Andrés Bello

Thu 7 Nov, '19
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Session 5 (a): Within and Beyond: Crisis and the Global Environment

Seeing Beyond Repackaged ‘Rubbish Laws’: Conceptual Challenges to Designing Circular Economy Laws

Feja Lesniewska, Department of Science, Technology, Engineering and Public Policy (STEaPP), University College London and Katrien Steenmans, School of Law, University of Coventry

The Emerging Bioeconomy in International and Transnational Law

Alexander Stingl, Institute for Advanced Study and Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies, University of Warwick

A New Politics for the Environment

Aaron Wu, Legal Counsel, FTAs (Americas, Africa, Eastern Europe), Services and Investment Team, Department for International Trade Legal Advisers

Chair: Vice Yu, Third World Network

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