WILNET Interviews Kamala Dawar
WILNET interviews Kamala Dawar from the University of Sussex. Kamala is an expert in international and European trade law, specialising in public procurement, competition and consumer law and policy. Kamala conducts research, policy analysis and technical assistance...
WILNET Annual Lecture 2019
WILNET is delighted to launch a lecture series to celebrate the International Women's Day. Our aim is to celebrate the contribution that women have made to international law and to discuss the relationship between gender issues and international law. The lectures will...
(Non) Reproductive Freedom: Experiences, Theories, Movements
The Department of Linguistics and Comparative Cultural Studies and the Department of Economics Ca’ Foscari University of Venice are organising an international conference. You can find the Call for papers below: Call for papers Within the 16 Days of Activism against...
WILNET Celebrates the International Women’s Day
You are cordially invited to the First Annual Lecture of the Women in International Law Network (WILNET) which will take place on 20 March 2019. We are celebrating the International Women’s Day with a Lecture by Dr. Kamala Dawar from the University of Sussex on 'Trade...
WILNET Interviews Martha McCluskey
WILNET had the pleasure to interview Professor Martha McCluskey from the State University at New York Buffalo. Professor McCluskey examines the relationship between economics and inequality in law and has a focus on feminist legal theory. She also works on critical...
WILNET Interviews Christine Chinkin and Hilary Charlesworth
WILNET is delighted to share an interview with Christine Chinkin and Hilary Charlesworth who visited Manchester for the Opening Discussion of the European Society of International Law Annual Conference 2018. Professor Christine Chinkin is the founding director of the...
WILNET Interviews Lua Yuille
WILNET had the pleasure to interview Lua Yuille who is an associate professor at the University of Kansas. She shared with us how she started working on international law, her experience as a black woman in legal practice and her approach to academia. Watch the video...
ESIL Interest Group on Feminism in International Law and WILNET Joint Networking Event
The European Society of International Law (ESIL) 2018 Annual Conference is organised by the Manchester International Law Centre between 13-15 September 2018. WILNET and the Interest Group on Feminism in International Law of the ESIL are organising a joint event on 13...
Women’s Rights in the Global Age
by Adaeze Aniodoh“I believe the rights of women and girls is the unfinished business of the 21st Century” Hillary ClintonThe world is yet to reach the same equilibrium on the privileges and rights that are accorded to men. Despite the collective achievements that the...
Disarming Women: Women’s Reflection and the Anti-Nuclear Movement from 1945 to the Present Day
The journal DEP, Deportate, Esuli, Profughe (Deportees, Exiles, Refugees) is organising an international conference on the topic of feminist reflection and the anti-nuclear and geoengineering movement on 22-23 November 2018 in Venice.The conference is divided into two...
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