Are you interested in accountability? The Routledge Frontiers in Accountability Studies series promotes state-of-the-art analyses that reflect and interrogate the shifting accountability landscape from a range of perspectives. routledge.com/Routledge-Fron…

🧵(1/3) @M_Eliantonio and I have a new article in JIPITEC! It looks at how civil society actors engage with the CJEU in the context of GDPR enforcement and examines the challenges they face in advocating greater protection of fundamental rights: jipitec.eu/jipitec/articl…

Call for Papers Workshop ~ Charting Paths:Proposals and Emerging Frameworks for NGOs Regulation and Accountability 7March25 Hosted by Stirling Law School Sponsored by The SLS Abstract submission by 15October 24 5pm (UK time) Submission via this form: lnkd.in/eXUtpsc7

Please apply for this fantastic workshop organized by my brilliant colleague Dom Domenico Carolei at the University of Stirling University of Stirling 👇

New on the Strathclyde Law Blog, a post by our Professor @KatieAnneBoyle. This (long read) post sets out her keynote speech to the Scottish International Law Conference 2024 on the theme of Human Rights Incorporation. strath.ac.uk/humanities/law… #StrathLawBlog

Letters of recommendation: American: “I am thrilled to recommend!!!” British: “I am willing to endorse” German: “I am annoyed to be asked”

Excited to see this call for papers! I am a big fan of bringing academics, policy makers and practitioners together to address burning issues such as #CivilSociety regulation and accountability!

Have a look at this toolkit to learn more about ways of #shiftingpower with #civilsociety partners in #development cooperation, thanks to the #DAC community of practice and CSOs for all of their inputs!

I do not say this lightly, but it may be time to start thinking about how Palestine can request assistance to the UNGA and for France to lead a Uniting for Peace resolution that allows UN forces to stand in the way of and/or prevent Israel’s attacks on civilians

The call for papers for the SLSA annual conference closes on Wednesday 18th December. The convenors for the "Social Rights, Citizenship and the Welfare State" Stream, Jen Sigafoos, James Organ and I, are pleased to invite abstracts CFP available at dropbox.com/scl/fi/aag1k3n…

Today at the University of Strathclyde, we are hosting the Economic and Social Research Council IAA funded event "What can international disaster law learn from Global Health Law", in association with BIICL, and with input from the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office and Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law plus various academic partners.

Our report on economic, social, and cultural rights in the Highlands and Islands is out. So, what do we say? A thread with all key issues. 🧵 scottishhumanrights.com/media/2881/mai…

Will aid experts promoting 'accountability to affected populations' in the abstract support lawsuits like this in practice?

More on the ACLU's amicus brief for the appeal case, submitted after World Vision has already lost at three stages of litigation: aclu.org/cases/aubry-mc…

Interested in a career with the #UnitedNations & other international #NGOs? Come along to our postgraduate open day to find out about our MSc/LLM in #HumanRights & #Diplomacy run in partnership with UNITAR with options for #UN #internship & study visits to Geneva Stirling Law School