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Venice Academy of Human Rights

Obligations of States8-19 July 2013

Mon, 8 July Tue, 9 July Wed, 10 July Thu, 11 July Fri, 12 July

L e c t u r e s

09:15-10:45 09:15 Registration

10:45 Group Photo

Jeremy Waldron

What are the Obligations ofStates?(b) The Common Good

Jeremy Waldron

What are the Obligations ofStates?(c) Rights and Justice

1stSeminar

Jeremy WaldronLiberty and Security

Jeremy Waldron

To Whom are theseObligations Owed?Insiders and Outsiders

11:15-12:45 11:00 Welcome Address

Opening LectureJeremy WaldronWhat are the Obligations ofStates? (a) Security

Malcolm Shaw

Human Rights and the Lawof Territory

Malcolm Shaw

Human Rights and the Law ofTerritory

Neil Walker

State Constitutional Identityand Human Rights:the Subnational Challenge

Participants Dialogue

13:00 Lunch at the Restaurant of

Hotel Mabapa

Lunch at the Restaurant of

Hotel Mabapa


Hotel Mabapa


Nicelli Airport


Nicelli Airport

E l e c t i v e S e m i n a r s / O p t i o n a l W o r k s h o p s / D i s c u s s i o n R o u n d

14:30-16:00 Programme Overview;

Optional Discussion SessionKnut TraisbachThe State is what WHO makesof it?

Optional Workshop Seminar

Malcolm ShawHuman Rights and the Law ofTerritory

Optional Workshop Optional Workshop

16:30-18:00 Welcome Drinks Optional Workshop Study and Research Time 17:00-19:00Discussion Round

with Professors Shaw,Waldron and Walker

Optional Workshop


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Venice Academy of Human Rights

Obligations of States8-19 July 2013

Mon, 15 July Tue, 16 July Wed, 17 July Thu, 18 July Fri, 19 July

L e c t u r e s

09:15-10:45 Jean-Paul Jacqu

Charter and EU MemberStates Obligations in HumanRights

Jeremy Waldron

How are these ObligationsDischarged?(a) The Rule of Law

Jeremy Waldron

How are these ObligationsDischarged?(b) Accountability

Christian Reus-Smit

Individual Rights and theMaking of the InternationalSystem

Seminar

Christian Reus-SmitHuman Rights and theResponsibility to Protect

11:15-12:45 Neil WalkerState Constitutional Identity

and Human Rights: theTransnational Challenge

Brigitte SternThe State in the

Globalisation of Law

Brigitte SternThe Role of the State in

International Arbitration

Christian Reus-SmitHuman Rights in a Global

Ecumene

PresentationResearch Agenda

12:30 AttendanceCertificates

13:00 Lunch at the Restaurant of

Hotel Mabapa


Hotel MabapaLunch at the Restaurant of

Hotel MabapaLunch at the Restaurant of

Nicelli Airport


Nicelli Airport

E l e c t i v e S e m i n a r s / O p t i o n a l W o r k s h o p s

14:30-16:00 Seminar

Neil WalkerThe State in the EuropeanConstitutional Mosaic

Seminar

Jean-Paul JacquCharter and EU MemberStates Obligations in HR

2ndSeminar

Jeremy WaldronPolitical Community andImmigration

Participants Dialogue /

Research Agenda Meeting

16:30-18:00 Jean-Paul JacquCharter and EU MemberStates Obligations in HumanRights

Study and Research Time SeminarBrigitte SternThe Genocide Casebetween Bosnia and Serbiabefore the International Courtof Justice

Study and Research Time


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Monday, 08 July 2013

09:15-10:40 Registration [Cloister]

10:45-10:50 Group Photo [Cloister]

11:00-11:15 Welcome Address [Aula Magna]

Professor Horst Fischer, EIUC President

Professor Florence Benot-Rohmer, EIUC Secretary-General

11:15-12:45 Opening Lecture [Aula Magna]Professor Jeremy Waldron

What are the Obligations of States? (a) Security

13:00 Lunch [Hotel Mabapa]

14:30-16:00 Programme Overview, Research Agenda [Aula Magna]Optional Discussion Session

Knut Traisbach

The State is what WHO makes of it?

16:30 Welcome Drinks [Cloister]

Tuesday, 09 July 2012

09:15-10:45 Lecture [Aula Magna]

Professor Jeremy Waldron

What are the Obligations of States? (b) The Common Good


Professor Malcolm Shaw

Human Rights and the Law of Territory


14:30-16:00 Optional Workshop [Aula Magna]

14:30-14:40 Camilo Umaa

PhD candidate, University of the Basque Country

"Conceptualization of State Crimes: Debates between International Law andCriminology"

14:40-15:00 Discussion


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15:00-15:10 Natalina Stamile

PhD candidate, Department of Law, History & Economic & Social Sciences

Magna Graecia University of Catanzaro

"EU as a Global Actor Europe and the Use of Force"


15:30-15:40 Gus Waschefort

Associate Professor of International Law, University of South Africa

An Issues-Based Approach to Human Rights "



16:30-16:40 Marisa Natalia Fassi

PhD candidate, Universit degli Studi di Milano

"Human Rights Violations through Administrative Law Measures"


17:00-17:10 Stelios Charitakis

PhD candidate, Maastricht University

"The Effects of Austerity Measures on Minorities The Case of Persons with

Disabilities"


17:30-17:40 Anne-Ccile Leyvraz

PhD candidate, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies

"Economic Social and Cultural Rights of Rejected Asylum Seekers"


Wednesday, 10 July 2013



What are the Obligations of States? (c) Rights and Justice





14:30-16:00 Seminar [Aula Magna]



16:30-18:00 Study and Research Time


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Thursday, 11 July 2013

09:15-10:45 1stSeminar [Aula Magna]

Professor Jeremy WaldronLiberty and Security


Professor Neil Walker

State Constitutional Identity and Human Rights:

the Subnational Challenge

13:00 Lunch [Nicelli Airport]

14:30-16:00 Optional Workshop

14:30-14:40 Maria Varaki

Post-Doctoral Fellow, Hebrew University/University of Copenhagen

"Prosecutorial Discretion in the ICC Considerations of Justice and Legitimacy"


15:00-15:10 Yuna C. Han

PhD candidate, University of Oxford

"The Global South and International Criminal Justice"


15:30-15:40 Nicoletta Policek

Senior Lecturer in Criminology, University of Lincoln

"Global Justice through the Prism of Gender"


17:00-19:00 Discussion Round [Aula Magna]

Professors Malcolm Shaw, Jeremy Waldronand Neil Walker

Friday, 12 July 2013

09:15-10:45 Lecture [Aula Magna]Professor Jeremy Waldron

To Whom are these Obligations Owed? Insiders and Outsiders

11:15-12:45 Participants Dialogue



14:30-14:40 Silvia Atanassova Croydon

Assistant Professor/Hakubi Fellow, Kyoto University

"Regional Human Rights Protection in East Asia"


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15:00-15:10 Sarah Lambrecht

PhD candidate, University of Antwerp"ECtHR Case Law in Domestic Courts"


15:30-15:40 Nivedita S.

Advanced Masters in Public International Law, Leiden University"Prospects for a World Court of Human Rights"



16:30-16:40 Carolin Koenig

PhD candidate, University of the Federal Armed Forces, Munich

"Modifying the Sovereignty of States through the increasing Importance of

Human Rights"


17:00-17:10 Sevda Clark

Doctoral Research Fellow, Norwegian Centre for Human Rights

"Opting for the Third Optional Protocol to the CRC? The Case for NorwegianRatification"


Monday, 15 July 2013


Professor Jean-Paul JacquCharter and EU Member States Obligations in Human Rights



State Constitutional Identity and Human Rights: the Transnational

Challenge




The State in the European Constitutional Mosaic


Professor Jean-Paul Jacqu

Charter and EU Member States Obligations in Human Rights


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Tuesday, 16 July 2013



How are these Obligations Discharged? (a) The Rule of Law


Professor Brigitte Stern

The State in the Globalisation of Law



Professor Jean-Paul Jacqu

Charter and EU Member States Obligations in Human Rights


Wednesday, 17 July 2013



How are these Obligations Discharged? (b) Accountability


Professor Brigitte Stern

The Role of the State in International Arbitration


14:30-16:00 2ndSeminar [Aula Magna]


Political Community and Immigration

16:30-18:00 Seminar [Aula Magna]Professor Brigitte Stern

The Genocide Case between Bosnia and Serbia before the

International Court of Justice


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Thursday, 18 July 2013


Professor Christian Reus-Smit

Individual Rights and the Making of the International System



Human Rights in a Global Ecumene


14:30-16:00 Participants Dialogue / Research Agenda Meeting [Aula Magna]


Friday, 19 July 2013



Human Rights and the Responsibility to Protect

11:15-12:15 Presentation Research Agenda [Aula Magna]

12:30 Attendance Certificates [Aula Magna]


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