The Turn to Governance: The Exercise of Power in the International Public Space

Convened by Professors Benedict Kingsbury and Joseph H. H. Weiler

 

Public sessions:

Wednesday, January 20
Andrew Hurrell, Oxford University, “Emerging Powers, Global Order and Global Justice”

Wednesday, January 27
Richard Stewart, NYU Law School, “The World Trade Organization: Multiple Dimensions Of Global Administrative Law”

Wednesday, February 3
Robert Keohane, Princeton University, “The Regime Complex for Climate Change” (paper with David Victor, UC San Diego)

Wednesday, February 24
Gianluigi Palombella, University of Parma, “Rule of Law in Extra-National Governance”

Wednesday, March 3
Joseph H. H. Weiler, NYU Law School, “On the Distinction between Values and Virtues in the Process of European Integration”

Wednesday, March 10
David Kretzmer, Hebrew University/Ulster, “The UN Human Rights Committee and International Human Rights Monitoring”

Wednesday, March 11
Jan Klabbers, University of Helsinki, “Controlling International Bureaucracies”

Wednesday, March 24
Marta Cartabia, University of Milan, “Are Rights Always the Right Answers?”

Wednesday, April 7
Grainne de Burca, Fordham Law School, “EU International Relations: The Governance Mode of Foreign Policy”

Wednesday, April 14
Beth Simmons, Harvard Government Department, “Investor-State Treaty Regimes and Arbitral Processes”

Wednesday, April 21
Benedict Kingsbury, NYU Law School, presenting “Indicators as a Technology of Global Governance” (IILJ Working Paper 2010/2)