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Private and Public International Law:<br />
Strengthening Connections<br />
Friday 24 June 2016<br />
9.30-4.30<br />
Venue: Lincoln Law School, University of Lincoln<br />
10.00 Welcome and Opening (registration at 9.30)<br />
Professor Duncan French (Lincoln)<br />
10.15 Panel 1 – Players and Rules<br />
States as Players in Private International Law<br />
Professor Gerry Maher (Edinburgh) & Professor Jose Maria De Dios Marcer<br />
(Universidad Autonoma de Barcelona)<br />
Global Governance and the Dwindling Divide between Public and Private<br />
International Law. The Role of Soft Law Instruments<br />
Dr Richard Collins (UCD)<br />
11.15 Coffee
11.30 Panel 2 – Dispute Settlement as a Connective Fabric<br />
12.30 Lunch<br />
Jurisdiction: Betwixt Unilateralism and Global Interest<br />
Professor Duncan French (Lincoln) & Dr Veronica Ruiz Abou-Nigm (Edinburgh)<br />
Incidence of Global Values in the Evaluation of Public Policy as a Ground of Review<br />
of Arbitral Awards<br />
Professor Maria Blanca Noodt Taquela (Universidad de Buenos Aires)<br />
1.00 Open session – The Implications of the EU Referendum for Public and Private<br />
International Law Connections<br />
2.00 Panel 3 – Shared Values: Human Rights<br />
On Internal and External Aspects of the Regulatory Role of Private International Law<br />
through the Examples of the UK’s Internal and EU Arrangements and Gross Human<br />
Rights Violations Abroad<br />
Dr Kirsty Hood, QC<br />
Reconciling Human Rights and Supply Chain Management through Corporate Social<br />
Responsibility<br />
Dr Kasey McCall-Smith (Edinburgh) and Dr Andreas Rümhkfort (Sheffield)<br />
3.00 Coffee<br />
3.15 Panel 4 – Challenging the Private/Public Divide<br />
Filling Gaps in Public International Law through Private Contracts? Experiences from<br />
the Kyoto Protocol to the UNFCCC and the Nagoya Protocol to the CBD<br />
Professor Elisa Morgera (Edinburgh)<br />
Cross-Border Health Care, Medical Tourism and the Boundaries of Public and Private<br />
International Law in Europe and Beyond<br />
Michael McParland (Quadrant Chambers) & Dr Ruth Stirton (Sussex)<br />
4.15 Reflections on Strengthening Connections<br />
Veronica Ruiz Abou-Nigm<br />
4.30 Programme end<br />
Registration<br />
http://store.lincoln.ac.uk/browse/product.asp?compid=1&modid=1&catid=463<br />
For further information: email dfrench@lincoln.ac.uk
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