Studies on Civil, Criminal and Constitutional Law - Studies on International Law

Studies on Civil, Criminal and Constitutional Law

Studies on International Law

This symposium aims to give scientific visibility to new research, doctoral work, projects in development, etc., in order to create an open space to enrich the legal-doctrinal and practical debate in the area of ​​international law and international relations. We look forward to your valuable participation in order to facilitate synergies between participants and enable the creation of new strategic collaboration networks around international law and international relations.

In case they are of interest, some thematic lines to be addressed are proposed as an example:

1. Cybersecurity and Cyberconflicts: Explore how cybersecurity and cyberconflicts are affecting international relations and international law.
2. Digital Diplomacy: Investigate how social networks and digital technologies are changing diplomatic practice and international communication.
3. Effects of the Pandemic on International Relations: Analyze how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected international relations, global cooperation and security strategies.
4. Migratory Crises and Human Rights: Study the implications of migration crises in human rights and the responsibilities of states and international organizations.
5. International Trade and Sustainability: Investigate how international trade policies can be reconciled with sustainable development goals and environmental protection.
6. Arctic Geopolitics: Analyze the growing geopolitical importance of the Arctic region due to climate change and natural resources.
7. Conflict and Cooperation in the Asia-Pacific: Explore the dynamics of conflict and cooperation between regional powers in the Asia-Pacific, such as China, Japan, South Korea, and others.
8. Disarmament and Arms Control: Study current challenges in nuclear disarmament, conventional arms control, and nonproliferation.
9. New Challenges for Humanitarian Aid: Investigate how humanitarian crises are evolving due to the changing geopolitical landscape. factors such as climate change, protracted conflicts, and forced mobility of people.
10. Effects of Artificial Intelligence on International Security: Analyze how artificial intelligence is impacting international security, including issues related to autonomous warfare and decision-making.
11. International Law and Cyber ​​Espionage: Examine the legal implications of cyber espionage at the international level and the normative responses to this phenomenon.
12. International Crisis Management: Investigate the crisis management strategies and tactics used by states and international organizations in situations of conflict and tension.
13. International Terrorism and Radicalization: Study the evolution of international terrorism, radicalization strategies, and legal and political responses.
14. New Technologies in Peace Operations: Explore how new technologies, such as drones and artificial intelligence, are being used in peace operations and their legal implications.
15. Legal-political challenges of international space law: Space Debris, Space Competition, Weapons in Space, Responsibility and Damage in Space, Regulation of Space Mining, Space Residence and Colonization, etc.
16. Sustainable Development Indicators: Progress in the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals.

We look forward to your valuable contributions on these or other lines of research related to the studies of International Law and/or International Relations.