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The 'Framing utopias in international law' session has papers from Karem Cardenas Y. & Derya Çakım (both @IHEID), @nina_mileva (University of Groningen), & Parashar Das (LSE Law School). The session chair is Matthew Nicholson (Durham Law School), author of 'Re-Situating Utopia' (@BrillPublishing) #DoctoralForum

what lies on the other side of failure of nuclear talks w #Iran is not successful Plan B containing its nuclear program, but eruption of conflicts across the region that will draw the US back in. My latest in Foreign Affairs foreignaffairs.com/articles/middl…

I wrote 20,000 words about the collapse in Afghanistan, and what I witnessed during the fall of Kabul. On the cover of next week’s @NYTMag, photos by Jim Huylebroek. Here’s a free link: nytimes.com/2021/12/10/mag…

Did a piece for The New Statesman and Gavin Jacobson on the Mearsheimer debate newstatesman.com/ideas/2022/03/… Followed it up with Chartbook #95 on realism and great power politics. adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-95…

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First reading of ILC drafting committee on the Draft articles on Immunity of State officials from foreign criminal jurisdiction #ILC

After 27 years at @IHEID_Law, Professor Marcelo Kohen delivered his last class in his farewell course ‘International Law Through Cases’. Students, alumni, current and former supervisees, and colleagues joined him for this very special occasion.

As an Iraq-born Brit I’m not entitled to a US visa waver so this morning I attended a visa appointment at the US embassy and the only question I was asked in the interview at the counter was, I shit you not: “Are you Saddam Hussein’s son?” America babe, u ok?

The UNSG has published the list of the candidates nominated by the PCA national groups for the ICJ special election of 4 Nov 2022. 17 national groups have nominated Professor Kohen. This confirms the international community's trust that he would make an excellent ICJ judge 🇺🇳⚖️

Pleased to share my book chapter: "The Advisory Jurisdiction of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea: From Uncertainties to Opportunities for Ocean Governance". This timely edited book is open-access. Tusen takk to the editors @AllaPozdnakova and Froukje Platjouw. ⚖️🌊⚓️ cambridge.org/core/books/env…

What a ride! Last weekend, 40 adventurous scholars engaged with the aesthetics of int'l law at Central European University ESIL IG on Social Sciences and Int'L Law. Footage soon available here :👇 events.ceu.edu/2023-05-12/aes… For now, a couple of highlights (short 🧵):

On the upcoming climate cases, and why we perhaps need to temper our expectations. Very grateful to the wonderful editors of the special issue at RECIEL without whom this wouldn't have seen the light of day.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Great to see this timely special issue out! Impressive breadth and depth. Extremely thankful to the editors! I learned a lot from them.

Wonderful to be in Joensuu this week!

Excited to speak on climate litigation while COP 28 is underway, and looking forward to learn from the impressive panels! Join us on Monday!

“Climate Game Changers” podcast is online! Thank you so much Tibisay Morgandi and @GennaioliC for hosting an engaging conversation about climate litigation with Carolina Arlota and myself! Listen at open.spotify.com/episode/1GtWvv…

Couldn’t agree more! Our guests Carolina Arlota Sabin Center & Aref Shams UCL argue something similar in a recent episode of our 🎧podcast ‘Climate Game Changers’ on ‘Climate Litigation: A Distraction or a Solution to the Climate Crisis?’ @GennaioliC Queen Mary Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences🎙️spotify link ⬇️