Paper proposals are welcome from individuals and panel proposals are welcome from ESIL Interest Groups and should relate to one of the following eight themes:

• The ‘Particular’ vs the ‘Universal’ in International Law
• Universality and regimes
• Universality and adjudication
• A European tradition of Universality?
• Universality and the teaching of international law
• Universality and the working languages of international law
• Critique and resistance to Universality
• Universality over time

The deadline for the submission of proposals is January 31st.

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Partner:
The University of Manchester

Place:
Manchester, United Kingdom