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Private International Law as Global Governance (PILAGG) aims to present conflict of law topics against an interdisciplinary setting within the context of global governance. In its preceding years, PILAGG focused on boundaries, time, and space. This year, PILAGG will build from its frames on boundaries, time, and language to consider “Heterodox approaches to global governance“. These approaches will be examined across a series of seminars and panel discussions for the academic year of 2019-20. Guest speakers hail from a variety of social science backgrounds such as epistemology, anthropology, history, and law. 

Coming 27 March 2020, Drs. Roxana Banu and Myriam Hunter and Professor Marie Mercat-Bruns, discuss On Law’s Quest for a Dialogical Model: Is relationality the answer?

See At a Glance for more details on upcoming events this Spring Semester 2020.

All events are organized by the Sciences Po Law School in conjunction with the Institut Universitaire de France (IUF).

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