11 June 2012

SHARES Lecture: ‘The Future of the UN Climate Change Regime: Options for the Durban Platform Negotiations’, by Professor Bodansky

On 11 June 2012, Professor Daniel Bodansky will give a SHARES lecture on the topic of: ‘The Future of the UN Climate Change Regime: Options for the Durban Platform Negotiations’.

Professor Bodansky is Lincoln Professor of Law, Ethics and Sustainability at Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law. He an expert on global climate change whose teaching and research focus on international environmental law and public international law. Professor Bodansky has written extensively on international law, international environmental law and climate change policy.

As part of its Lecture Series, SHARES regularly invites scholars to give presentations on issues of shared responsibility. This Lecture is organized in the framework of the Runnymede Lectures of the Amsterdam Center for International Law.

24 May 2012

SHARES Lecture: ‘Joint Responsibility in International Law: revisiting the Oil Platforms Case’, by Professor Simma

On 24 May 2012, Professor Bruno Simma will provide a SHARES Lecture at the University of Amsterdam on the topic of  ‘Joint Responsibility in International Law: revisiting the Oil Platforms Case’.

Professor Bruno Simma is a former Judge of the International Court of Justice (2003-2012) and is William W. Cook Global Law Professor at University of Michigan Law School. He has notably been writing on issues central to the topic of shared responsibility (e.g. From Bilateralism to Community Interest in International Law, 1994), and is member of the SHARES Advisory Board.