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Prof. Georges Abi-Saab is one of the most brilliant minds in int'l law . His contributions span across various areas, including IHL, ICL, and HR. On 10 Oct, we launch the Abi-Saab Foundation for International Law and Social Justice. Learn more: tinyurl.com/yueumxzb

This call, and WTO’s ⁦Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala’s to intensify cooperative efforts to generalize & align carbon pricing is most welcome. Many of us have been advocating almost identical views for over 15 years.⁩ The path to global carbon pricing: Editorial Board Financial Times on.ft.com/3BoLJrV

My article, “Artificial Intelligence, Public Administration and the Rule of Law: The Case of Taxation” has just been published in the Cambridge Law Journal and is freely available! cambridge.org/core/journals/… 1/4

💡The latest issue of Transnatl Enviro Law is now available, exploring the complexity of transnational environmental law. Read the newest issue here in #openaccess: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

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💡Emotions & int'l law project now has an interview series! Prof. Anne Saab, @aliki_semertzi & Portia Karegeya interviewed different scholars engaged with int'l law or law and emotions, including @ValentinJeutner, Sharyn Roach Anleu & @BandesSusan. shorturl.at/jMQ8L

For our IL Colloquium this Thursday, Prof Franziska Sucker will explore how the AfCFTA can be leveraged to navigate increasing imbalances between African countries and more digitally advanced areas of the world. Our PhD candidate Marios Tokas will act as the discussant.

💡The PhD Roundtables are back! The roundtables are where our PhD candidates discuss and share ongoing research. This semester they are organized by @praggya_surana and Michiel Hoornick and will include presentations by @rrcmarques, Giacomo Bruno & Derya Çakım. See you there!

🚨 New paper out! Excited to share this, where I take a 'weaponized interdependence' view at explaining historical failure and recent success in global tax policy - and how that view can help fight climate change and inequality🧵👇 #OA @Global_Policy: doi.org/10.1111/1758-5…

Interesting paper by Rasmus. Not sure I agree with him on carbon taxes though (see papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…)

.Marios Tokas analyses the concept of #levelplayingfield in #InternationalEconomicLaw, and the consequent #regulatoryburden across #marketactors. academic.oup.com/jiel/article/2…

📚Another IL Colloquium coming up tomorrow! Prof Gail Lythgoe will present her research on "The Rebirth of Territory", and how the deterritorialisation discourse operates in IL, with our PhD candidate @Jana_Sikorska acting as the discussant.

Join the #CLIMATEWEEK #Geneva discussion: Without Transition. A new history of energy With Jean-Baptiste Fressoz, CNRS 🌍 Historian Moderated in French & English by Professor Alice Pirlot 📅26 Nov 18:30, Maison de la paix 👉bit.ly/3UoUDMH Hoffmann Centre for Global Sustainability @tessforum Ville de Genève

Today we close off the IL Colloquium for the semester! Join us for a discussion with Professor Anna Petrig on the interaction between the regime of innocent passage under the UNCLOS and IHRL. Our PhD candidate Mariana Ferolla Vallandro do Valle will act as the discussant.

The ITLOS advisory opinion on climate change raised important questions on the concept of common but differentiated responsibilities and UNCLOS duties of technical assistance. Our PhD candidate Laisa Branco and Julia Weston explore these questions here: bit.ly/49In7aP

Opening #JIEL Issue 27(4), Special Editors Tsilly Dagan & Alice Pirlot introduce the feature on #RemakingGlobalTax and examine the decentralized regime of #internationaltaxlaw. #globaltaxgovernance #taxreform academic.oup.com/jiel/article/2…

British Tax Review issue 1 2025- Special Issue on Global Tax Governance: articles by Michael Lennard, Diane M. Ring, Jerome Lammers and Roberto Ramos Obando and usual current notes and case notes from Philip Baker, Richard Collier, Bill Dodwell, Timothy Lyons and Steven Gee.

We’ve hinted at this a few times over the past year, but Ruth Mason and I are now delighted to confirm that we’ll be writing a book with Oxford University Press on the interaction between taxation and EU State Aid Law. The working title is: “Tax and State aid: After Apple”. 1/6