We’re off! 🚀 #BRAIN convenor Anne van Aaken and member Moshe Hirsch kick off our “International Legal Theory and the Cognitive Turn” workshop at the old library of Warburg-Haus . Follow this page for updates on today’s sessions! #CognitiveTurn #workshop

🕙 We start today’s sessions with an insightful talk of #BRAIN convenor @danielcpeat on legal positivism and the cognitive turn. Dan Bodansky (Bluesky: @bodansk.bsky.social) provides some profound comments. #CognitiveTurn #Workshop Grotius Centre

Engaging discussion w/ Ian Johnstone, Arun Sukumar & Rob Howse on constructivist thinking, cognitive evolution & international law. 👉 Cognitive insights create exciting opportunities for future legal research, but also limitations that need to be addressed. #CognitiveTurn

Final session before lunch break. 🧠 Sofia Stolk gives the round table food for thought with her wonderful talk on spatial cognition, emotion & international law. #BRAIN #CognitiveTurn Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (inactief) T.M.C. Asser Instituut

In the 6th session, our #BRAIN member Harlan G. Cohen takes the floor together w/ Dan Bodansky (Bluesky: @bodansk.bsky.social) to discuss the connection between cognitive science & international legal realism. #CognitiveTurn

Last but definitely not least. Concluding today's session, #BRAIN convenor Prof Veronika Fikfak shares some indispensable insights on behavioral approaches to #feminist studies. #CognitiveTurn Law and Economics iCourts

🚨 Day 2 of our “International Legal Theory and the Cognitive Turn” workshop, let’s go! #BRAIN convenor Anne van Aaken sets the tone with her presentation on behavioral science & the economic analysis of international law. #CognitiveTurn Law and Economics Universität Hamburg

In the next session, Regina Jefferies sparks the discussion on #transnational aspects of law. 🗣️ During her talk, she convincingly lays out the challenges and shortcomings of applying cognitive science to transnational legal processes. #CognitiveTurn WWU UNSW UNSW Kaldor Centre

After a short break, we are back for the next exciting discussion. 👉 As a leading expert in the field, Ruti Teitel sheds light on the role of behavioral science in the theory and practice of international law & transitional justice. #CognitiveTurn NYU Law

All #TWAIL researchers, take note. 🖊️ In our next roundtable, #BRAIN convenor Shiri Krebs talks about the tensions and synergies between behavioral & Third World approaches to international law. #CognitiveTurn Deakin Law School CISAC & on Bluesky @stanfordcisac.bsky.social

Final session 🕚 To conclude our two-day workshop, #BRAIN member Moshe Hirsch shares his wonderful insights on the sociological aspects of international law and the cognitive turn. #CognitiveTurn Hebrew University