How is International Lawmaking Changing?

  • Gregor Novak, Fox International Fellow
    Coach House, Green College, UBC

    Monday, March 9, 8-9 pm
    in the series
    Green College Resident Members' Series
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  • Contemporary lawmaking straddles conceptual and institutional boundaries between domestic, international and other planes. In addition, an increasingly diverse set of actors can shape international law in myriad ways. This has motivated scholars from a range of disciplines to try to develop more comprehensive, pluralistic and interdisciplinary accounts of lawmaking on the global level. At the same time, prescriptive questions about international lawmaking have become acute. This lecture will introduce key contemporary approaches to the study of international lawmaking and discuss examples in areas such as climate change, maritime affairs and public health.

    Gregor Novak is a doctoral candidate at Yale Law School and a Fox International Fellow (2019/20) affiliated with the Outer Space Institute.
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When
March 9th, 2020 from  8:00 PM to  8:00 PM
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Coach House
6201 Cecil Green Park Rd
Green College, UBC
Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z1
Canada
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