Research output and Asser Press publications Annex 2018 T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 1

1. Research Output 1.1 Publications

1.1.1 Articles Elazar-De Mota, Y.

Belavusau, U. Elazar-De Mota, Y. ‘Slave trade, slavery and the law / legal developments and justifications’, Gids Belavusau, U. Slavernijverleden Nederland / ‘Coming up Short: Police-Women and Slavery Heritage Guide. LM Publishers Indirect Height Discrimination in EU Law’, (2018): 80-81. 4(2-3), International Labour Rights Case Law (2018): 218-222. Gordon, G. Belavusau, U. & Wójcik, A. ‘La criminalisation de l’expression historique Gordon, G. en Pologne: la loi mémorielle de 2018’, 40 ‘Imperial Standard Time’, 29(4) European Archives de politique criminelle (2018): 175- Journal of (2018): 1197- 188. 1222.

Boutin, B. Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H.

Boutin, B. Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. ‘Responsibility in Connection with the ‘De betekenis van het Nieuw BW in de Conduct of Military Partners’, 56(1) The Nederlandse rechtsstaat’, 8(25) Nederlands Military Law and the Law of War Review Juristenblad (2018): 1779-1782. (2017-2018): 2-19. Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. ‘De talen van Europa’, 2 Christen Duval, A. Democratische Verkenningen, (2018): 27- 32. Duval, A. ‘The Olympic Charter: A Transnational Constitution Without a State?’, 45(1) Journal of Law and Society (2018): 245-269.

Duval A. ‘Publish (Tweets and Blogs) or Perish? Legal Academia in Times of Social Media’, (2018) 23(1) Tilburg Law Review: 91-108. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 2

Lazic, V. Stolk, S. ‘Cruel Men Can Do Kind Things and Kind Men Can Do Cruel Things’: Reconsidering Lazic, V. the Enemy of Humanity in Contemporary ‘Enforcing Annulled Arbitral Awards: International Criminal Trial Discourse’, 47(2) Comparison of Approaches in the United Netherlands Journal of Legal Philosophy States and in the Netherlands’, 39(1) (2018): 149-157. Yearbook Law Faculty University of Rijeka/ Zbornik Pravnog fakulteta Sveučilišta u Rijeci (2018): 215-240. 1.1.2 Book Chapters

Rooij, M. de Belavusau, U.

Rooij, M. de Belavusau & Henrard, K. ‘De cautio en de fundamentele rechten ‘The Impact of the 2000 Equality Directives on van de buitenlandse eiser onder VWEU EU Anti-Discrimination Law: Achievements en EVRM – verschil in benadering tussen and Pitfalls’, in Belavusau, U. & Henrard, K. Duitsland, het Verenigd Koninkrijk en (eds.), EU Anti-Discrimination Law Beyond Nederland’, 2 Nederlands Internationaal Gender, Oxford: Hart Publishing (2018): Privaatrecht (NIPR) (2018): 294-311. 1-37.

Duval, A. Stolk, S.

Duval A. & Partiti E. Stolk, S. ‘The UN Guiding Principles on Business ‘Imagining Scenes of Mass Atrocity and Human Rights in (National) Action: The from Afar: Maps and Landscapes at the Dutch Agreement on Sustainable Garment International Criminal Court’, 5(3) London and Textile’, in: Amtenbrink F., Prévost D. & Review of International Law (2018): 425- Wessel R. (eds.), (48) Netherlands Yearbook 451. of International Law 2017 (‘Shifting Forms and Levels of Cooperation in International Stolk, S. Economic Law: Structural Developments in ‘A Sophisticated Beast? On the Construction Trade, Investment and Financial Regulation’), of an ‘Ideal’ Perpetrator in the Opening : T.M.C. Asser Press (2018): 381- Statements of International Criminal Trials’, 409. 29(3) European Journal of International Law (2018): 677-702.

Stolk, S. & Vos, R. ‘International Legal Sightseeing’, (2) Journal of the Oxford Centre for Socio-Legal Studies (2018). T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 3

Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. Idriz, N. ‘The EU-Turkey Statement or the “Refugee Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. Deal”: The Extra-Legal Deal of Extraordinary ‘Bouwstenen voor herijking van Times?’, in: Siegel, D. & Nagy, V. (eds.), The migratiebeleid’, in: Lucassen L., Scheffer, Migration Crisis?: Criminalization, Security P. & Hirsch Ballin, E., Regie over migratie: and Survival, Eleven Publishing, (2018): 61- Naar een strategische agenda. Essays 84. ter gelegenheid van het Hollands Spoor- debat over migratiebeleid op 19 juni Lazic, V. 2018, Scientific Council for Government Policy (Wetenschappelijke Raad voor het Gray, J. & Schrama, W. & Lazic, V. Regeringsbeleid, WRR) (2018): 107-111. ‘Brussels IIbis: Scope and Definitions’ (Chapter 1), in: Lazic, V. (ed.), Guide for Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. Application of the Brussels IIbis Regulation ‘Honderd jaar democratisch burgerschap’, in: (2018): 1-46. Harinck, G., Kessel, A. van & Krabbendam, H. (eds.), Een christelijk-liberale synthese: Lazic, V. 100 jaar Pacificatie 1917-2017, : ‘Brussels IIbis: Jurisdiction in Cases of Child VBK Media/Kok Boekencentrum (2018): Abduction’ (Chapter 4), in: Lazic, V. (ed.), 153-162. Guide for Application of the Brussels IIbis Regulation (2018): 123-165. Adams, M., Hirsch Ballin, E. & Meuwese, A. ‘The Ideal and the Real in the Realm of Lazic, V. Constitutionalism and the Rule of Law: An ‘Brussels IIbis: Common Provisions’ (Chapter Introduction’, in: Adams, M., Meuwese, A. 5), in: Lazic, V. (ed.), Guide for Application of & Hirsch Ballin, E. (eds.), Constitutionalism the Brussels IIbis Regulation (2018): 166- and the Rule of Law: Bridging Idealism and 201. Realism, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, (2018): 3-33. Lazic, V. & Schrama, W. ‘Brussels IIbis: Enforcement of the Decisions Idriz, N. on the Rights of Access and Return Orders issued by the Courts of Child’s Habitual Idriz, N. Residence Immediately before a Wrongful ‘Avrupa’da Göçün Etkisiyle Şekillenen Removal or Retention – Articles 40-45 and Vatandaşlık Kanunları [European Citizenship 47 and Other Provisions Applicable to the Laws Shaped by Migration]’, in N. Aslı Şirin Enforcement – Articles 48-52’ (Chapter 9), Öner ve S. Gülfer Ihlamur-Öner (eds.), in: Lazic, V. (ed.), Guide for Application of Uluslararası İlişkilerde Göç: Olgular, Aktörler the Brussels IIbis Regulation (2018): 250- ve Politikalar [Migration in International 281. Relations: Phenomena, Actors and Policies], DER Yayınları (2018). T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 4

Lazic, V. & Schrama W. Partiti, E. ‘Brussels IIbis: Cooperation between Central Authorities in Matters of Parental Duval A. & Partiti E. Responsibility’ (Chapter 10), in: Lazic, V. ‘The UN Guiding Principles on Business (ed.), Guide for Application of the Brussels and Human Rights in (National) Action: The IIbis Regulation (2018): 282-302. Dutch Agreement on Sustainable Garment and Textile’, in: Amtenbrink F., Prévost D. & Lazic, V. & Schrama, W. Wessel R. (eds.), (48) Netherlands Yearbook ‘Brussels IIbis: Relations with Other of International Law 2017 (‘Shifting Forms Instruments, Transitional and Final and Levels of Cooperation in International provisions’ (Chapter 11), in: Lazic, V. (ed.), Economic Law: Structural Developments in Guide for Application of the Brussels IIbis Trade, Investment and Financial Regulation’), Regulation (2018): 303-319. The Hague: T.M.C. Asser Press (2018): 381- 409. Nijman, J.E. Paulussen, C. Carty, A. & Nijman, J.E. ‘The Moral Responsibility of Rulers: Going Gill, T.D. & Paulussen, C. Back Beyond the Liberal Rule of Law for ‘In Memoriam – Frits Kalshoven (1924– World Order’, in: Carty, A. & Nijman, J.E. 2017)’, Gill, T.D. et al (eds.), Yearbook of (eds.), Morality and Responsibility of Rulers: International Humanitarian Law Volume European and Chinese Origins of a Rule of 19 (2016), The Hague: T.M.C. Asser Press Law as Justice for World Order, Oxford: (2018): VII. Oxford University Press (2018): 1-52.

Nijman J.E. 1.1.3 Monographs ‘A Universal Rule of Law for a Pluralist World Order: Leibniz’s Universal Jurisprudence Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. and His Praise of the Chinese Ruler’, in: Carty, A. & Nijman, J.E. (eds.), Morality Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. and Responsibility of Rulers: European and ‘De stille revolutie van 1917: Dwarsverbanden Chinese Origins of a Rule of Law as Justice in democratische burgerschap en onderwijs’, for World Order, Oxford: Oxford University Longread, Querido Fosfor, Longread (2017). Press (2018): 222-244. Nijman, J.E. Nijman, J.E. ‘Foreword’ to Saskia Sassen’s 2017 T.M.C. Nijman, J.E. Asser Lecture, ‘A Third Emergent Migrant Seeking Change by Doing History, Subject Unrecognized in Law: Refugees (Oratiereeks), Amsterdam University Press from ‘Development’, The Hague: T.M.C. (2018), 26 p. Asser Press (2018): v-viii. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 5

1.1.4 Edited volumes Paulussen, C.

Belavusau, U. Gill, T.D., McCormack, T., Geiss, R., Krieger, H. & Paulussen, C. (eds.) Belavusau, U. & Henrard, K. (eds.) Yearbook of International Humanitarian EU Anti-Discrimination Law Beyond Gender, Law Volume 19, 2016, The Hague: T.M.C. Oxford: Hart Publishing (2018). Asser Press (2018).

Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. 1.1.5 Reports

Adams, M., Meuwese, A. & Hirsch Ballin, E. Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. (eds.) Constitutionalism and the Rule of Law: Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. et al. Bridging Idealism and Realism, Cambridge: ‘Fundamental Rights in the Kingdom of the Cambridge University Press (2018). Netherlands: equivalent protection in all parts of the Kingdom. Theory and practice Lazic, V. of territorial limitations on the application of human rights treaties upon ratification V. Lazic (ed.) / Fundamentele rechten in het koninkrijk: Guide for Application of the Brussels IIbis eenheid in bescherming. Theorie en praktijk Regulation, result of the Research Project van territoriale beperkingen bij de ratificatie entitled ‘Cross-border Family Law Matters van mensenrechtenverdragen’, Advisory before national Courts and CJEU’, funded Council on International Affairs, Adviesraad by the European Commission’s Justice Internationale Vraagstukken (AIV), (107), Programme (2018), 340 p. juli 2018, 47 p.

Lazic, V. & S. Stuij, S. (eds.) Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H., Dijstelbloem, H. O., & ‘International Dispute Resolution: Selected Segers, M. et al. Issues in International Litigation and ‘Europese variaties’, Scientific Council for Arbitration’, Short Studies in Private Government Policy (Wetenschappelijke International Law, T.M.C. Asser Press/ Raad voor het Regeringsbeleid, WRR), Springer Verlag (2018). report nr. 9, (2018), 227 p.

Lucassen L., Scheffer, P. & Hirsch Ballin, E. Nijman, J.E. Regie over migratie: Naar een strategische agenda. Essays ter gelegenheid van het Nijman, J.E. & Carty A. (eds.) Hollands Spoor-debat over migratiebeleid Morality and Responsibility of Rulers. op 19 juni 2018, Scientific Council for European and Chinese Origins of a Rule Government Policy (Wetenschappelijke of Law as Justice for World Order, Oxford: Raad voor het Regeringsbeleid, WRR) Oxford University Press (2018), 480 p. (2018). T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 6

1.1.6 Working papers Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. ‘Learning Democracy: Points of Reference Boutin, B. for a Peaceful Counteroffensive’, Asser SSRN Research Paper 2018-04, Tilburg Law Boutin, B. School Research Paper Series. ‘Responsibility in Connection with the Conduct of Military Partners’, Asser SSRN Partiti, E. Research Paper 2018-03, forthcoming in: The Military Law and the Law of War Review Duval, A. & Partiti, E. (2017-2018). ‘The UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights in (National) Action: The Duval, A. Dutch Agreement on Sustainable Garment and Textile’, Asser SSRN Research Paper Duval, A. & Partiti, E. 2018-02, forthcoming in: Netherlands ‘The UN Guiding Principles on Business Yearbook of International Law (2017). and Human Rights in (National) Action: The Dutch Agreement on Sustainable Garment Paulussen, C. and Textile’, Asser SSRN Research Paper 2018-02, forthcoming in: Netherlands Paulussen, C. & Pitcher, K. Yearbook of International Law (2017). ‘Prosecuting (Potential) Foreign Fighters: Legislative and Practical Challenges’, ICCT Grozdanova, R. Research Paper, January 2018-13.

Grozdanova, R. 1.1.7 Policy briefs ‘The Normalisation of Secrecy in the UK and the Netherlands: Individuals, the Courts Belavusau, U. and the Counter- Framework’, Asser SSRN Research Paper 2018-05, Wójcik, A, & Belavusau, U. forthcoming in: Paulussen, C. & Scheinin, M. ‘Street Renaming after the Change of Political (eds.), Human Dignity and Human Security Regime: Legal and Policy Recommendations in Times of Terrorism, T.M.C. Asser Press/ from Human Rights Perspectives’, Asser Springer Verlag (2019). SSRN Policy Brief 2018-01.

Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. Boutin, B.

Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. Boutin, B. ‘Restoring Trust in the Rule of Law’, Asser ‘Do Counter-Terrorism Measures Work? SSRN Research Paper 2018-01, Tilburg Law Appraising the Long-Term and Global School Research Paper No. 04/2018. Effectiveness of Security Policies’, Asser SSRN Policy Brief 2018-03. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 7

Duval, A. Boutin, B.

Duval, A. & Dunmore, C. Boutin, B. ‘The Case for a Court of Arbitration for ‘Excesses of Counter-Terrorism and Business and Human Rights’, Asser SSRN Constitutional Review in France: The Policy Brief 2018-02. Example of the Criminalisation of the Consultation of Websites’, Verfassungsblog: 1.1.8 Blogs On Matters Constitutional, 10 May 2018.

Bán, M. Boutin, B. ‘Technologies for International Law & International Law for Technologies’, Bán, M. Journal of International Law, 22 ‘Memory Wars of Commercial Worth – The October 2018. Legal Status of the Red Star in Hungary’, Verfassungsblog: On Matters Constitutional, 11 January 2018. Elazar-DeMota, Y.

Belavusau, U. Elazar-DeMota, Y. ‘Left Behind: The Portuguese Jews that Didn’t Escape the Inquisition’, The Global Belavusau, U. City Website, 3 April 2018. ‘Final Thoughts on Mnemonic Constitutionalism’, Verfassungsblog: On Elazar-DeMota, Y. Matters Constitutional, 15 January 2018. ‘The Conception of the Curse of Ḥam among Sephardic Jews and the Atlantic Slave Trade’, Belavusau, U. The Global City Website, 1 August 2018. ‘The Federal Rainbow Dream: On Free Movement of Gay Spouses under EU Law’, Elazar-DeMota, Y. Verfassungsblog: On Matters Constitutional, ‘Slavery debates in the seventeenth- 5 June 2018. century Dutch Republic: Misinterpretations of the Torah?’, The Global City Website, 3 Belavusau, U. December 2018. ‘Height Discrimination in EU Law: The Case of Kalliri (C-409/16) at the Court of Justice’, European Law Blog, 11 June 2018. Grozdanova, R.

Bo, M. Grozdanova, R. ‘The Right to Fair Trial and the Rise of Sensitive Intelligence Evidence: Responses Bo, M. from the Dutch and UK Courts’, ‘Who is Criminally Responsible for the Verfassungsblog: On Matters Constitutional, Commission of War when Lethal 7 May 2018. Autonomous Weapon Systems are Deployed in Armed Conflicts?’, Website Graduate Institute Geneva, 21 September 2018. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 8

Grozdanova, R. Krieke, J. van der ‘Incitement to Terrorism – Treating the ‘Who looks after the Jewish heritage of Symptoms or Addressing the Causal Lviv?’, The Global City Website, 3 September Malady?’, ICCT Perspective, 14 November 2018. 2018. Marcenko, M. Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. Marcenko, M. Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. ‘How does International Law Play into the ‘Sociale cohesie’, www.nederlandrechtsstaat. World Urban Forum and the Demand for nl, Forum, 1 March 2018. Inclusiveness in International Processes?’, The Global City Website, 1 March 2018. Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. ‘Wat niet in de Grondwet staat: Asiel’, www. Marcenko, M. nederlandrechtsstaat.nl, Forum, 21 May ‘Public Transport development in La Paz, 2018. Bolivia and the human rights dilemma’, The Global City Website, 3 July 2018. Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. ‘Wat niet in de Grondwet staat: de Europese Marcenko, M. Unie’, www.nederlandrechtsstaat.nl, Forum, ‘Putting cities on the United Nation’s agenda: 12 October 2018. An alternative way of ordering the world’, The Global City Website, 5 November 2018. Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. ‘Wat niet in de Grondwet staat: De Meerssche, D. van den vertrouwensregel’, www.nederlandrechts-­ staat.­nl,­ Forum, 25 November 2018. Meerssche, D. van den ‘International Law as Insulation – The Case Idriz, N. of the World Bank in the Decolonization Era’, ESIL IO-IG, October 2018. Idriz, N. ‘Why EU member states should not Meerssche, D. van den hesitate to vote for the Global Compact for ‘Interview: Martti Koskenniemi on Migration’, Blog on Website Asser Institute, International Law and the Rise of the 29 November 2018. Far-Right’, interview by Dimitri van den Meerssche with Prof Martti Koskenniemi, Krieke, J. van der Opinio Juris, 10 December 2018.

Krieke, J. van der ‘Nieuwe Herengracht 143’, The Global City Website, 1 May 2018. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 9

Nijman, J.E. 1.2 Activities Nijman, J.E. ‘The Global Economy, City Diplomacy, and 1.2.1 Presentations at external the Role of International Law’, Meridian 180 events1 forum “City Diplomacy” (May-July 2018) convened by Fleur Johns, Karen Knop, and Bán, M. Annelise Riles, 5 July 2018. • Presentation of paper entitled ‘Building the Illiberal State Using the Memory of Paulussen, C. Communism: the Case of Hungary’, at Conference on ‘Populism, Nationalism Paulussen, C. and Human Rights’ (11-12 January ‘Courts and Counter-Terrorism: the Last Line 2018), Maastricht Centre for Human of Defence?’, Verfassungsblog: On Matters Rights, University of Maastricht, 12 Constitutional, 7 May 2018. January 2018. • Presentation of a paper entitled Paulussen, C. ‘Hungarian Citizenship in the Shadow ‘Countering Terrorism Through the of Memory’, Europe and the World: Stripping of Citizenship: Ineffective and Mobilities, Values and Citizenship Counterproductive’, ICCT Perspective, 17 Conference, organised by the Council October 2018. for European Studies, Chicago (USA) 28- 30 March 2018. Roodenburg, L. • Presentation in panel on ‘Eastern Europe as a Current Hub of Memory Laws and Roodenburg, L. Memory War’, at the Legal Governance ‘National Interests in Urban Politics: of Historical Memory in Comparative Amsterdam’s Shelter for Undocumented Perspective Workshop, Center for the Migrants’, The Global City Website, 1 June Study of Law and Society, University of 2018. California, Berkeley (US), 3 April 2018. • Presentation of a paper entitled ‘Building Roodenburg, L. the Illiberal State via the Instrumentalized ‘Hong Kong’s ambiguous human rights Memory of Communism: The Case discourse’, The Global City Website, 8 of Hungary’, at the ‘Words that October 2018. Kill Conference’ on ‘Re-Examining Questions of Hate Speech and Freedom, the Creation and Production of Lies and Violence-inducing Identity Discourses’ (28-30 May 2018), at the American University of (France), 28 May 2018.

1 Keynote and invited presentations at conferences, seminars, workshops, round tables. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 10

• Presentation of a paper entitled (USA), 10 April 2018. ‘Transformation of Memory Politics • Presentation of a paper entitled in Hungary and its External Policy ‘Ukrainian Memory Laws from the Consequences’, at the 12th Pan- European Legal Perspective’, at the European Conference on International ‘Words that Kill Conference’ on ‘Re- Relations ‘A New Hope: Back to the Examining Questions of Hate Speech and Future of International Relations’, of the Freedom, the Creation and Production European Association of International of Lies and Violence-inducing Identity Relations, University of Economics (12- Discourses’ (28-30 May 2018), at the 15 September 2018), Prague (Czech American University of Paris (France), 28 Republic), 13 September 2018. May 2018. • Presentation on ‘Hungarian Memory • Presentation of his book chapter about Laws and the Rule of Law’, in panel ‘Memory laws in the context of freedom on ‘Memory Laws in Hungary’, at the of expression’ during the 10th World Memory Laws Workshop ‘Perspectives Congress of Constitutional Law (IACL- from Hungary and Eastern Europe’, AIDC), Seoul (South Korea), 18-22 June Institute for Legal Studies, Centre for 2018. Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy • Chaired a panel on ‘Migration law’ and of Sciences, Budapest (Hungary), 18 presented his account of ‘Citizenship September 2018. laws and mnemonic constitutionalism’ at • Presentation on ‘The Role of Christianity a panel on ‘Memory politics’ during the in Shaping the Legal Governance ICON’s conference ‘Identity, Security, of Historical Memory in Hungary’, Democracy: Challenges for Public Law’ Book launch and Workshop ‘How to in Hong Kong (China), 25-27 June 2018. Remember the Past?’, Asser Institute, • Presentation entitled ‘Dilemmas in Legal The Hague, 19 October 2018. Governance of History in European Law’, at the Conference ‘Circulating across Belavusau, U. Europe? Transgressive Narratives about • Presentation of his co-edited volume Law the Past’ (28-29 August 2018), Harvard and Memory: Towards Legal Governance University, Cambridge (USA), 28 August of History (Cambridge University Press, 2018. 2017), at book colloquium, Wilfson • Presentation of his co-edited volume Law College, University of Oxford, Oxford and Memory: Towards Legal Governance (UK), 17 January 2018. of History (Cambridge University Press, • Presentation of his current research on 2017), at the Memory Laws Workshop memory laws at the Centre for the Study ‘Perspectives from Hungary and Eastern of Law & Society at the University of Europe’, Institute for Legal Studies, California in Berkeley (USA), 2 March Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian 2018. Academy of Sciences, Budapest • Presentation of paper ‘Counteracting (Hungary), 18 September 2018. Homophobic Speech in European and US • Presentation of his co-edited volume Law’, at the video conference organized Law and Memory: Towards Legal by the Berkeley Comparative Equality Governance of History (Cambridge and Anti-Discrimination Law Study University Press, 2017), at a book Group, Berkeley Law School, Berkeley launch and academic workshop on T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 11

‘Legal Governance of Historical Memory Justice and Rule of Law Working Group in Comparative Perspectives’, at the Plenary Meeting, Malta, 30 January European University Institute, Florence 2018. (Italy), 15 October 2018. • Presentation on ‘Causation in Shared • Presentation of his co-edited volume Law Responsibility’, at symposium on and Memory: Towards Legal Governance ’Principles of Shared Responsibility in of History (Cambridge University Press, International Law’, at the Lauterpacht 2017), Book launch and Workshop ‘How Centre for International Law (University to Remember the Past?’, Asser Institute, of Cambridge) with the SHARES Project The Hague, 19 October 2018. on Shared Responsibility in International Law, 6 June 2018. Bo, M. • Presentation on ‘Artificial Intelligence • Presentation of her book chapter (written and International Law: Exploring Issues with Anna Petrig) on ‘Human Rights of Responsibility and Regulation’, at before the International Tribunal of the closing event of TU Delft’s Pilot Program Law of the Sea’, at workshop ‘Human on ‘Responsible Innovation for the Rights Norms in ‘Other’ International Sustainable Development Goals’, The Courts and Tribunals’, EUI, Florence, 26- Hague, 8 June 2018. 27 April 2018. • Presentation on ‘AI for International • Presentation entitled ‘EUNAVFOR Law and International Law for AI’ at the Operation Sophia and the Apprehension, seminar on ‘AI and Blockchain for Good: Arrest, Prosecution and Adjudication Harnessing Technological Developments of Migrant Smugglers’, International to Foster Trust’, organised by the Asser Migration Conference, Utrecht, 7 May Institute and the Centre for Artificial 2018. Intelligence and Robotics of the United • Presentation on ‘Human Rights at Sea Nations Interregional and Justice before the European Court of Human Research Institute (UNICRI), 5 July 2018. Rights’, at seminar entitled ‘From • Presentation on ‘Evaluating the long- Strasbourg to : the Human term global effectiveness of counter- Dimension of the Law of the Sea’, terrorism policies’, at roundtable on the organised by the Asser Institute, 11 June evaluation of counter-terrorism laws in 2018. France, organised by the Commission • Presentation entitled ‘Practical Aspects Nationale Consultative des droits de of Complementarity’ at the ASP the Hague l’Homme (CNCDH), Open Society Working Group on Complementarity Initiative for Europe (OSFIE), and the (discussion of the challenges to achieve Centre d’études et de recherches de complementarity and presentation of science administrative (CERSA) of capacity building work in ICL by Asser University Paris II Panthéon-Assas, Paris, Institute and Cassese Initiative), The 29 October 2018. Hague, 30 October 2018.

Boutin, B. • Presentation on ‘Administrative Measures in Counter-Terrorism: In Search of Limits and Safeguards’, GCTF Criminal T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 12

Castellanos-Jankiewicz, L. Socio-Legal Studies Association annual • Presentation on ‘The Soviet Contribution conference, , 11 to the Prohibition of Genocide: January 2018. Harmony or Contestation?’, in panel on • Presentation on ‘The Struggle to ‘Memory Laws in Eastern Europe and Visualize the World’ at a colloquium with Beyond’, at the Memory Laws Workshop David Kennedy, in advance of the latter’s ‘Perspectives from Hungary and Eastern Montesquieu Lecture entitled ‘Law, Europe’, Institute for Legal Studies, Expertise and Global Political Economy’ Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian at Tilburg University, 8 March 2018. Academy of Sciences, Budapest • Presentation on ‘UTC: colonial (Hungary), 18 September 2018. techniques in current times’, in paper • Presentation of paper on ‘Nationality, session on ‘Speaking International Alienage and Early International Rights’, Law: Words and Sounds’, at the Law & at the American Society of International Society Annual Meeting 2018 on ‘Law Law (ASIL) Midyear Meeting Research at the Crossroads: le droit à la croisée Forum, 8-10 November 2018, UCLA des chemins’ (6-9 June 2018), Toronto School of Law, Los Angeles, California (Canada), 9 June 2018. (US), 10 November 2018. • Presentation on ‘Making time: • Presentation of paper on ‘Nationality Contingency and Determination in Alienage and Early International the Interaction of Time and Law’, in Rights’, at the Seminar ‘On the Origins panel on ‘The State and its Absence’, of International Legal Thought’, at the Workshop ‘Contingencies in Lauterpacht Centre for International the Course of International Law: How Law, University of Cambridge (UK), 7 International Law Could Have Been’ December 2018. (14-16 June 2018), Amsterdam Center for International Law, University of Duval, A. Amsterdam, 15 June 2018. • Presentation on ‘The Turn to Arbitration • Presentation on ‘Working with Theory in in Business and Human Rights: A International Law’ (with O. Korhonen) at Corporate Fox Guarding the Human Conference on ‘Knowledge Production Rights Henhouse?’, at the Toogdag 2018 in International Law’ (7-8 September of the Netherlands Network for Human 2018) at the Graduate Institute for Rights Research (NNHRR), Tilburg International and Development Studies, University, 22 June 2018. Geneva (Switzerland), 7 September 2018. Elazar-DeMota, Y. • Presentation on ‘Global Temporal • Presentation of paper ‘Customs of the Infrastructure’ at the InfraReg Portuguese Jews in the Diaspora’, at II (Infrastructures as Regulation) Symposium Judaism in Trás-os-Montes, conference (28-29 September 2018), Chaves (Portugal), 9 March 2018. New York University, Institute for International Law & Justice, New York Gordon, G. City, 28 September 2018. • Participation in a roundtable on ‘The New • Presentation on ‘Contradiction & the Objects and Materials of Transnational Court: Heterodox Methods for Analysis Regulation Research’ at the Dutch applied to the -US Case at the ICJ’, T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 13

in panel on ‘Underlying Interactions (Italy), 11 April 2018. between Tribunals & International • Panel presentation on ‘People out of Law’, at the Workshop ‘Sociological place: what to expect from human Perspectives on International Tribunals’ rights law?’, at the Toogdag 2018 of the (8-9 November 2018), Max Planck Netherlands Network for Human Rights Institute Luxembourg for Institutional Research (NNHRR), Tilburg University, Law, 8 November 2018. 22 June 2018. • Presentation at the Europe Symposium Grozdanova, R. on ‘Europa? Impuls Voor Verbinding!’, • Presentation entitled ‘The Value of ‘De talen van Europa’, Utrecht, 9 May Mutual Legal Assistance in Counter- 2018. Terrorism Context’, at the Working • Guest Lecture on ‘Populism’, at the Group on (Chemical) Terrorism of the Thomas More Foundation, Den Bosch, Organisation for the Prohibition of 17 October 2018. Chemical Weapons (OPCW), The Hague, • Speech at the reopening of the 9 July 2018. Anne Frank Museum, Amsterdam, 22 • Lecture on ‘State Responsibility on November 2018. Countering Terrorism’ as part of the Asser • Speech (Zoek naar de bijzonderheid van Institute’s Summer Law Programme mensen) at the Divosa Autumn 2018 on International Criminal Law and Conference, The Hague, 29 November International Legal and Comparative 2018. Approaches to Counter-Terrorism, The • Lecture on Article 19 of the Universal Hague, 11 June 2018. Declaration of Human Rights, on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. the Universal Declaration of Human • Presentation about the policy outlines Rights, Free Press Unlimited, Utrecht, 10 on social cohesion from 2007 until December 2018. present, Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security, The Hague, 6 February 2018. Idriz, N. • Lecture at Third South-Holland • Presentation on the ‘Impact of Brexit on Conference, ‘Samen in transitie; shaking Free Movement of Goods and People of the Foundations’: Province of South- between EU and UK’, at an international Holland, 8 March 2018. conference on the ’Impact of Brexit • Comenius Lecture on the occasion of on the External Economic Relations the presentation the Comenius Award to of the EU and Implications for Turkey- Minister of State, mr H. D. Tjeenk Willink, EU Customs Union‘, Ankara University ‘Doorleefde democratie; over democratie, (Turkey), 8 February 2018. rechtstaat en mensenrechten’, Naarden, • Presentation on ‘An examination of the 17 March 2018. EU-Turkey Deal from EU law perspective’ • Keynote speech for the Biennial Colloquy at the International Migration on the State of Democracy ‘Democracy Conference, Utrecht University, 8 May under Attack’: ‘Learning Democracy: 2018. Demonstrations for a Peaceful • Presentation on ‘The ‘thorny’ EU-Turkey Counterattack’, Loyola University deal: Implications of the ruling of the Chicago John Felice Rome Center, Rome Court of Justice’, at The Migration T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 14

Conference 2018 (26-27 June 2018), Arbitration’, at Juridisch Congres ‘De Lisbon University, Portugal, 27 June nieuwe rage: Arbitrage’, organised by the 2018. Juridische Faculteitsvereniging Grotius, • Presentation on ‘The Rule of Law and its Academiegebouw, , 6 December Application in the EU’, to a delegation 2018. of Tunisian judges in the framework of a lecture series organized by Hanns Seidel Marcenko M. Stiftung at Europol, 13 September 2018. • Presentation on ‘Global Assemblage • Presentation on ‘Possible Future Models of the Right to Adequate Housing: for Relations between the EU and the Security of Tenure and the Interaction UK post-Brexit: A Legal Evaluation’, at of City Politics with the Global Workshop entitled ‘Brexit in its Different Normative Discourse’, at the workshop Dimensions and its Effects on the ‘International Law, Local Government European Integration’, Istanbul (Turkey), - Urban Dimensions of International 17 September 2018. Human Rights Law’, organised jointly by ‘Cities of Refuge Research’ and Asser’s Krieke, van der J. Global City team, Asser Institute, 18 • Presentation on ‘Jewish Immigrants as October 2018. Citizens of Early Modern Amsterdam’, • Presentation on ‘Global Assemblages of at the 11th EAJS Conference, European the Right to Adequate Housing’, during Conference on Jewish Studies (16-20 a panel session on ‘Cities and Human July 2018), Cracow (Poland), 17 July Rights Reimagined: from Unitary Actor 2018. to Local Arena?’ at the Law & Society Annual Meeting 2018 on ‘Law at the Lazic, V. Crossroads: le Droit à la Croisée des • Presentation on ‘Enforcing Annulled Chemins’ (6-9 June 2018), Toronto Arbitral Awards: a comparison of (Canada), 9 June 2018. approaches in the and in • Presentation of a paper entitled ‘Stories the Netherlands’ during the conference of Global Housing Issues and the Process ‘XXIV Symposium Petar Simonetti: of Storytelling in International Law’, at Property Law, Law of Obligations and the 12th Pan-European Conference on Civil Procedure’ (11-13 April 2018), International Relations ‘A New Hope: Poreč (Croatia) and organized by the Back to the Future of International University of Rijeka (Croatia), 13 April Relations’, of the European Association 2018. of International Relations, University of • Presentation on ‘CJEU Achmea- Economics (12-15 September 2018), judgment’, during a conference on Prague (Czech Republic), 13 September ‘Contemporary Issues in Law of Civil 2018. Procedure - Theory and Practice in National and Comparative Law’ (25- 26 October 2018), Law Faculty of the University of Split (Croatia), 25 October 2018. • Presentation on ‘Insolvency and T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 15

Meerssche, D. van den moderated by Barbara Oomen, co- • Presentation on ‘International Law as organised with the Cities of Refuge Insulation – The Case of the World Bank in project in Middelburg, 23 May 2018. the Decolonization Era’, at the European • ‘Innovative Collaborations of Geneva Society of International Law Annual and The Hague: the World’s Problems Conference, International Organizations Do Not Allow Us to Work in Silos’, Hague Interest Group, Manchester (UK), 13 Talks organised by the Dutch Permanent September 2018. Representative at the United Nations • Presentation on ‘International in Geneva and the Municipality of The Organizations and the Performativity Hague, the Graduate Institute, Geneva of Measuring States’, at the conference (Switzerland), 7 June 2018. ‘Performativity in/of International Law’ • Presentation of paper on ‘Cities at organised by the Edinburgh Institute of the United Nations: Where Global International and Global Law, Edinburgh Governance and Urban Governance (UK), 18 September 2018. Shape Each Other’, at the Panel ‘Cities at the Frontiers of International Law Nijman, J.E. and Global Governance’, at the ILA 2018 • ‘The Critical Potential of International Conference ‘Developing International Legal History’, Faculty Seminar at the Law in Challenging Times’ (19-24 August Graduate Institute of International 2018), Sydney (Australia), 21 August and Development Studies, Geneva 2018. (Switzerland), 26 April 2018. • Presentation of paper on ‘The Changing • Presentation on ‘Taking Distrust Position of Cities in International Law Seriously: Towards a Trustworthy and Governance’, at ‘Sustainable, Safe Multilateral System’, at a seminar co- and Resilient Urban Settlements: The organised by the Asser Institute and Right to the City & Urban inclusivity’, the Austrian Embassy in The Hague on a workshop in the International Law ‘The Future of Multilateralism – Beyond for the Sustainable Developments Current Distrust’, Austrian Residence, Goals (IL4SDGs) Series, University of The Hague, 7 May 2018. Groningen, Groningen, 19 October • Presentation on ‘Cities at the United 2018. Nations: Where Urban and Global • Presentation of paper on ‘Cities, Human Governance Meet?’, at ‘Governance and Rights, and a Changing Global System’, Inclusive Development’, Amsterdam at Al-Quds University Bard College, Abu Institute for Social Science Research, Dis, East Jerusalem, 22 October 2018. University of Amsterdam, 15 May 2018. • Presentation on ‘Cities and Human • Presentation on ‘The Global City from Rights’, at the Rotary Club of East an International Law Perspective’, at Jerusalem, American Colony Hotel, East a joint seminar of ‘Cities of Refuge Jerusalem, 23 October 2018. Research’ and Asser’s Global City team, • Presentation of paper ‘Ius Gentium’, at Middelburg, 23 May 2018. Workshop ‘Christianity and International • Speaker at “The Reception and Law’, University of Helsinki (Finland), 1-2 Integration of Refugees: A Task for November 2018. Local Authorities?”, panel with Martha Davis and James Hathaway, discussion T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 16

Paulussen, C. Irrregular Migration’, at the workshop • Presentation on ‘Citizenship Deprivation ‘International Law, Local Government as a Counter-terrorism Measure’, at - Urban Dimensions of International the session on ‘Citizenship Stripping Human Rights Law’, organised jointly by as a Security Measure: Towards more ‘Cities of Refuge Research’ and Asser’s security?’, at the 2018 Annual Conference Global City team, Asser Institute, 18 ‘Inequality’ of the Knowledge Platform October 2018. Security & Rule of Law, The Hague, 13 September 2018. Stolk, S. • Presentation on ‘Emergency Responses • Participation in a roundtable on ‘The New to ISIS Inspired Terrorism’, as part of the Objects and Materials of Transnational panel ‘Conflict Spillover: ISIS (inspired) Regulation Research’ at the Dutch Terrorism in Europe; Responses and Socio-Legal Studies Association annual Applicable Law’, at the Conference conference, University of Groningen, 11 ‘Rise and Fall of ISIS’ (26-27 September January 2018 (with G. Gordon). 2018), organised and hosted by the • ‘Cruel Men Can Do Kind Things and Research Group ‘Law of Armed Conflict Kind Men Can Do Cruel Things: and Military Operations (LACMO), Reconsidering the Enemy of Humanity which is part of the Amsterdam Center in Contemporary Criminal Trial for International Law (ACIL), Faculty of Discourse’, a response to David Luban, Law, UvA, and by the Faculty of Military VWR (Vereniging voor Wijsbegeerte van Sciences of the Netherlands Defence het Recht) Summer Meeting 2018, Vrije Academy, Amsterdam, 26 September Universiteit Amsterdam, 31 May 2018. 2018. • Presentation on ‘International Law in Concrete – Institutional Architecture in Roodenburg, L. Brussels and The Hague’, during a panel • Presentation on ‘Reproduction of Human session on (in)visible international law at Rights Norms: Tracking Networks of the Law & Society Annual Meeting 2018 Engagement in Amsterdam’, during a on ‘Law at the Crossroads: le droit à la panel session on ‘Cities and Human croisée des chemins’ (6-9 June 2018), Rights Re-imagined: From Unitary Toronto (Canada), 8 June 2018 (with R. Actor to Local Arena?’ at the Law & Vos). Society Annual Meeting 2018 on ‘Law at the Crossroads: le droit à la croisée 1.2.2 Participation in external des chemins’ (6-9 June 2018), Toronto 2 (Canada), 9 June 2018. events • Presentation entitled ‘Diversity and Migration in Global cities: Human Rights Belavusau, U. as a Source of Trust and/or Control’, • Chair of panel on ‘Engineering Citizens at joint seminar of ‘Cities of Refuge and Values via Memory Laws’, at the Research’ and Asser’s Global City team, 25th CES Annual Conference of the Middelburg, 23 May 2018. Europeanists (28-30 March 2018), • Presentation on ‘Urban approaches to Chicago, (USA), 29 March 2018. Human Rights: Tracking Networks of 2 Participation in events including acting as chair, Engagement in Amsterdam’s Debate on discussant, moderator. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 17

• Discussant for a panel on ‘Mutual Trust • Organiser of book launch and workshop and Constitutional Identity in the EU’, on ‘How to remember the past?’, Asser at the 25th CES Annual Conference of Institute, The Hague, 19 October 2018. the Europeanists (28-30 March 2018), Chicago, (USA), 30 March 2018. Bo, M. • Organiser of joint Asser-Berkeley one- • Discussant at panel on ‘Law Enforcement day workshop ‘Legal Governance of Jurisdiction and Human Rights’, at Historical Memory in Comparative conference on ‘The EU as a Global Actor Perspective’, co-organized by the Centre in Maritime Security. Competences– for the Study of Law and Society, Obligations–Accountability’, 25-26 University of California Berkeley, and October 2018, , Leiden, the Asser Institute, Berkeley (USA), 3 25 October 2018. April 2018 • Chair of panel on ‘Freedom of Expression’ Boutin, B. with the Four-Freedoms Award laureate, • Participation in OSCE Conference on Erol Önderoglu at the Roosevelt ‘The Reverse Flow of Foreign Terrorist Foundation (The Hague’s Nieuwspoort), Fighters (FTFs): Challenges for the OSCE 17 May 2018. Area and Beyond’, Rome, 10-11 May • Chair and discussant at a panel on 2018. ‘Politics of the Past: Memory and • Participation in the Roundtable on Heritage in International Relations’, at ‘Citizenship Stripping as a Security the 12th Pan-European Conference on Measure: Towards More Inequality?’, International Relations ‘A New Hope: organised by the Asser Institute, The Back to the Future of International Hague, 25-26 June 2018. Relations’, of the European Association of International Relations, University of Duval, A. Economics (12-15 September 2018), • Participation in a High-Level Policy Prague (Czech Republic), 13 September Dialogue on the Transnational 2018. Governance of Sports at the European • Organiser and chair of panel on ‘Memory University Institute, Florence (Italy), 22 Laws in Hungary’, at the Memory Laws February 2018. Workshop ‘Perspectives from Hungary and Eastern Europe’, Institute for Legal Elazar-DeMota, Y. Studies, Centre for Social Sciences, • Participation in a workshop on ‘Recht in Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Amsterdam tijdens de Republiek, 17de Budapest (Hungary), 18 September eeuw’, Maastricht University, 16 May 2018. 2018. • Chair of panel on ‘Shaping Historical and • Participation in ‘Uilenburgersjoel: Post-Transitional Narratives through Symposium with Ernst Hirsch Ballin, Law’, at a MELA conference ‘Memory ‘Halakha, Sharia and Secular Law’, 14 Laws in Post-Transitional Democracies: November 2018. Case Studies from Post-Communist States’, at the Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw (Poland), 5 October 2018. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 18

• Participation in the Masterclass Martti organized by the OPCW and UN Centre Koskenniemi, including presentation of for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, research, Asser Institute, 30 November The Hague, 22 November 2018. 2018. Grozdanova, R. Gordon, G. • Participation in the Roosevelt Foundation • Participation in the seminar on ‘Four Freedoms’ event. She also chaired Customary International Law, at the and reported on the ‘Freedom of Fear University of Twente, 19 January 2018. Laureate’ Roundtable, The Hague, 17 • Participation in a seminar on Subjectivity, May 2018. Psychoanalysis and International • Participation in and contribution to Law(yers) given by Dr Matt Nicholson the 7th Annual PhD Day of the IHCL (Durham University) at VU Amsterdam, Platform, 25 May 2018. 16 February 2018. • Participation in the Roundtable on • Participation in the workshop ‘Creating ‘Citizenship Stripping as a Security Law from Absence’, VU Amsterdam, 17 Measure: Towards More Inequality?’, May 2018. organised by the Asser Institute, The • Participation in the workshop ‘Beyond Hague, 25-26 June 2018. Technocracy: Environmental Indicators • Participation in lunch (by invitation) at as Boundary Objects’, held at VU the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Amsterdam, 22 May 2018. hosted by the MFA Special Envoy on • Participation in the INFAR kick-off Counterterrorism Mr. Lars Tummers Conference: Human Rights Inside and and attended by Mr. Vladimir Voronkov, Outside, ISS (International Institute Under Secretary General (UN Office of for Social Studies)/Erasmus University Counter-Terrorism), Dutch Ministry of Rotterdam, 31 May – 1 June 2018. Foreign Affairs, The Hague, 10 July 2018. • Participation in the ‘Contingency in the Course of International Law’ conference Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. organised by ACIL (Amsterdam Center • Participation in the Brookings roundtable for International Law) at the University discussion on ‘Lethal Autonomous of Amsterdam, 14-16 June 2018. Weapons Systems and International • Participation in the ‘Boundaries of Law’ Law: The Next Frontier’. The roundtable workshop at the Vrije Universiteit, discussion featured experts from Amsterdam, 19 June 2018. international law, technology, defense, • Participation in the workshop with Prof ethics and human rights to consider in Rainer Forst on ‘A Critical Theory of more depth the key pending questions Transnational (In-)Justice: Realistic in the surrounding the rules that should govern Right Way’, Faculty of Law, University of development and use of autonomous Amsterdam, 22 October 2018. weapons, Washington DC, USA, 5 April • Participation in the side event panel 2018. ‘Digitalization and Disarmament: The • Chairman at the conference ‘Kwaliteit Future is Now, are we Prepared for it?’ van rechtspraak en rechtshulp in het at the Annual Review Conference of the (civiele) geding. Hoe advocatuur en States Parties to the Organisation for rechterlijke macht elkaar negatief the Prevention of Chemical Weapons, beïnvloeden’, of the Royal Netherlands T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 19

Academy for Arts and Sciences (KNAW), Krieke, van der J. The Hague, 18 April 2018. • Participation in a workshop on ‘Recht in • Introduction to the Round Table Amsterdam tijdens de Republiek, 17de Closing Plenary, American Society for eeuw’, Maastricht University, 16 May International Law (ASIL) Annual Meeting 2018. on ‘The Future of Multilateralism’, • Participation in the conference ‘2018 Washington DC (USA), 7 April 2018. International Conference on Hebrew • Language, Literature and Culture’ (25-27 Idriz, N. June 2018), University of Amsterdam, • Moderator at the seminar of Dieter 25 June 2018. Grimm entitled ‘The : • Participation and discussant at the A case of over-constitutionalization?’, workshop ‘International Law, Local Asser Institute, 24 January 2018. Government - Urban dimensions of • Contribution to a roundtable debate on International Human Rights Law’, the ‘Impact of Brexit on the External organised jointly by ‘Cities of Refuge Economic Relations of the EU and Research’ and Asser’s Global City team, Implications for Turkey-EU Customs Asser Institute, 18 October 2018. Union’, organised by the Economic • Participation in ‘Uilenburgersjoel: Development Foundation and the EU Symposium with Ernst Hirsch Ballin, Research Centre of Ankara University in ‘Halakha, Sharia and Secular Law’, 14 Istanbul (Turkey), 9 February 2018. November 2018. • Organisation and chair of workshop • Participation in the Masterclass Martti entitled ‘Capacity Building Activities Koskenniemi, including presentation of in the Area of Migration: From Policy research, Asser Institute, 30 November Making to Effective Implementation’, 2018. in the framework of the Conference organised by the Dutch Ministry of Lazic, V. Justice and Security entitled ‘Making • Participation in ‘Debate on a Difference: Working Together for Contemporary Issues in International Sustainable Capacity Building in the Commercial Arbitration’ and Justice and Security Sector’, The Hague, presentation on ‘Insolvency and 14 February 2018. Arbitration’, Juridisch Congres ‘De • Coordination of the Asser team in the nieuwe rage: Arbitrage’, organised by the organisation of the event ‘Roosevelt Juridische Faculteitsvereniging Grotius, in the Hague 2018’ and acted as the Academiegebouw, Leiden, 6 December rapporteur on the Round Table meeting 2018. on Freedom of Speech and Expression, 17 May 2018. Marcenko M. • Chair of a panel on ‘The Legality of • Participation in the Masterclass Martti Economic Activities in Occupied Koskenniemi, including presentation of Territories under European Union Law’, research, Asser Institute, 30 November at the conference on ‘The International 2018. Legality of Economic Activities in Occupied Territories?’, Asser Institute, 17 October 2018. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 20

Nijman, J.E. CLEER Conference (6-7 December • Participation in a workshop on ‘Recht in 2018), Asser Institute, The Hague, 6 Amsterdam tijdens de Republiek, 17de December 2018. eeuw’, Maastricht University, 16 May 2018. Paulussen, C. • Participation in a panel entitled ‘The • Participation in a closed strategy meeting Reception and Integration of Refugees: A at Amnesty International, Amsterdam, Task for Local Authorities?’, with Martha 30 January 2018. Davis and James Hathaway, discussion • Organiser and chair of workshop moderated by Barbara Oomen, at entitled ‘Youth and Radicalisation’, in the the joint seminar of ‘Cities of Refuge framework of the Conference organised Research’ and Asser’s Global City team, by the Dutch Ministry of Justice and Middelburg, 23 May 2018. Security entitled ‘Making a Difference: • Chair of a panel on ‘Necessity, Possibility Working Together for Sustainable & Imagination’, at the Workshop Capacity Building in the Justice and ‘Contingencies in the Course of Security Sector’, The Hague, 14 February International Law: How International 2018. Law Could Have Been’ (14-16 June • Chair at launch of book ‘International 2018), organised by ACIL (Amsterdam Criminal Investigations. Law & Practice’ Center for International Law), University edited by A. Babington-Ashaye, A. of Amsterdam, 14 June 2018. Comrie & A. Adeniran), Peace Palace, • Co-Chair (together with Prof Helmut The Hague, 8 March 2018. Aust (FU, Berlin)) at the Inaugural Closed • Participation in a discussion meeting Working Session of the ILA Study Group organised by the NCTV (Nationaal on ‘The Role of Cities in International Coördinator Terrorismebestrijding en Law’, ILA 2018 Conference ‘Developing Veiligheid) on the Transformation of International Law in Challenging Times’, ISIS after the Caliphate, The Hague, 12 Sydney (Australia), 19-24 August 2018. March 2018. • Participation and discussant of two • Co-organiser and moderator of two papers at the workshop ‘International panels (one on ‘Intelligence as Evidence’ Law, Local Government - Urban and one on ‘The Hearing of Witnesses Dimensions of International Human and Use of Testimony’) in the context Rights Law’, organised jointly by ‘Cities of a GCTF expert meeting on the of Refuge Research’ and Asser’s Global ‘Development of Recommendations City team, Asser Institute, 18 October on the Collection, Use and Sharing 2018. of Evidence for Purposes of Criminal Prosecution of Terrorist Suspects’, The Partiti, E. Hague, 13-14 March 2018. • Participation in a ‘Briefing with Members • Co-organiser of the documentary of the EU Parliament on competition law and talk ‘The Uncondemned: Sexual and sustainability’, Brussels, 22 February Violence in Rwanda’, in cooperation with 2018. Mukomeze and the Humanity House, • Chair of a panel session on ‘EU External The Hague, 5 April 2018. Relations Law and Protection of Human Rights’ during the 10th Anniversary T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 21

• Co-organiser, speaker and moderator Stolk S. at the High-level expert meeting on • Presentation on ‘Waiting for International ‘Bringing Terrorists to Justice before Law (a Manifesto for Nothing)’, at the National Courts: Developing Guidelines seminar ‘International Law and the to Facilitate the Collection of Information Absurd’, Asser Institute, 26 January and Evidence by Military and Other 2018. Relevant Criminal Justice Actors within • Participation in a seminar on Subjectivity, a Rule-of-law Framework’, organised as Psychoanalysis and International part of a joint UN Counter-Terrorism Law(yers) given by Dr Matt Nicholson Executive Directorate (CTED) project (Durham University) at the VU within the framework of the Counter- Amsterdam, 16 February 2018. Terrorism Implementation Task Force • Participation in the workshop ‘Creating (CTITF) Working Group on Criminal Law from Absence’, VU Amsterdam, 17 Justice and Legal Responses to Terrorism, May 2018. New York, 9-10 April 2018. • Participation in the workshop ‘Beyond • Co-organiser and moderator of Technocracy: Environmental Indicators panel discussion on ‘The Future of as Boundary Objects’, held at VU Multilateralism – Beyond Current Amsterdam, 22 May 2018. Distrust’, in cooperation with the Austrian Embassy, The Hague, 7 May 2018. 1.2.3 Lectures at external events3 • Moderator and co-organiser of the Spring Meeting of the Royal Netherlands Belavusau, U. Society of International Law (KNVIR) • Contribution to two classes on ‘The Children of the Caliphate and (‘Introduction to Comparative Equality International Law’, The Hague, 13 June Law’ and ‘Sources of Law and Theories 2018. of Equality’) in the Berkeley-Stanford webcourse on Comparative Equality and Roodenburg, L. Anti-Discrimination Law, January 2018. • Participation in Toogdag, Netherlands • Guest lecture about Discrimination Network of Human Rights Research, on the Grounds of Race and Sexual Tilburg, 22 June 2018. Orientation in EU law, the Academy of • Participation in event ‘De nieuwe European Law (ERA), Trier (), 25 verscheidenheid. Toenemende diversiteit September 2018. naar herkomst in Nederland en De • Public lecture on Memory Laws and wereld in een stad: migratiediversiteit Memory Wars in Poland for the student en stedelijk beleid in Europa’, at the association SIB-Groningen at the Wetenschappelijke Raad voor het occasion of the symposium ‘The Politics Regeringsbeleid, 29 May 2018. of Collective Memory, 23 April 2018. • Participation in the Masterclass Martti Koskenniemi, including presentation of research, Asser Institute, 30 November 2018. 3 Lectures as part of courses, trainings, teaching activities, etc. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 22

Bo, M. Hirsch Ballin, E.M.H. • Lectures as part of the PIL course at • First lecture Masterclass on the PPLE (an interdisciplinary Bachelor’s European Union, Directoraat-generaal programme on Politics, Psychology, Europese Samenwerking (DGES), the Law and Economics), University of Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Amsterdam, April - June 2018. Hague, 11 October 2018. • Lecture on ‘International Criminal Law and Accountability’, Geneva Center Idriz, N. for Security Policy’s course on ‘Legal • Lecture on ‘Brexit: Current Issues and Dimensions of Contemporary and Future the Future “Bespoke” Agreement’, for the Use of Force’, 5-7 November 2018, Capita Selecta course on Brexit offered Geneva (Switzerland), 7 November by the LLM programme in European Law 2018. at Utrecht University, 16 February 2018. • Lecture on ‘The Common European Boutin, B. Asylum System and the EU-Turkey Deal’ • Presentation on ‘Counter-terrorism to first year law students, University of & Human Rights’ for students of Amsterdam, 23 March 2018. Zuyd University of Applied Sciences • Presentation on the ‘Rule of Law and Maastricht, The Hague, 23 January 2018 Administration of Justice: Elements (with C. Paulussen). of Judicial Independence’, within the framework of the Shiraka Training Duval, A. Programme - Administration of Justice • Presentation on ‘Bringing Human Rights (2018) (2-11 September 2018), 3 to FIFA: Legal Roads to a Responsible September 2018. Game’, at the Doing Business Right Winter Academy (8-12 January 2018), 9 Nijman, J.E. January 2018. • ‘History of the Idea of International Law’, • Lecture on ‘Private Regulations in 14 week course (seminars) taught at the International Sports’, at Science Po, Paris Graduate Institute for International and (France), 23 March 2018. Development Studies (IHEID) in Geneva • Lecture on ‘Legal Academia in Times of (Spring Semester 2018). Social Media’ at the NNHRR Annual PhD Training Course, Leiden, 8 June 2018. Partiti, E. • Lecture on ‘Regulating Global Douma, W. Value Chains via Private Standards • Presentation on ‘EU Law and Sustainable and Certifications. Challenges and Supply Chains: Cases of Forestry, Opportunities’, at the Doing Business Fisheries, Biofuels, Mining, and Due Right Winter Academy (8-12 January Diligence Obligations’, at the Doing 2018), 11 January 2018. Business Right Winter Academy (8-12 January 2018), 9 January 2018. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 23

Paulussen, C. • Украинский аспект польского «закона • Presentation on ‘Counter-terrorism о Катастрофе (Ukrainian Aspects of the & Human Rights’ for students of Polish ‘Law on the Catastrophe’), Detali Zuyd University of Applied Sciences (Israel) (2018) (with Klauber, E.). Maastricht, The Hague, 23 January 2018. Castellanos-Jankiewicz, L. • Sean Murphy in ASIL Newsletter Vol. 34, Roodenburg, L. Issue 4, ‘The Legacies of David Caron: • Guest lecture on Buenos Aires case Notes from the President’, October- study, Summer School ‘Human rights December 2018, passim. at Local Level’, University College • Universidad Anáhuac Mayab, ‘León Roosevelt, Middelburg, 21 June 2018. Castellanos-Jankiewicz gana el premio David D. Caron’, 21 November 2018. Stolk S. • Diario de Yucatán (leading regional • Lecture on ‘Protecting of Protecting daily in Mexico’s south-east), ‘Leyes Humanity at the International Criminal Sin Fronteras: Se dará premio de Court’ in the honours course Politics of investigación a doctor Yucateco’, 23 Protection, VU Amsterdam, April-May November 2018. 2018. • Lecture on ‘Practices of Representation Duval, A. at the ICC’, in the course ‘Violent • It’s time for the EU to stand up to Conflict, Media and the Politics of transnational corporations, op-ed, Representation’, International Institute EUObserver, 15 October 2018. for Social Studies, The Hague, 18 June • Kinesisk ejer ville bruge Vejle Boldklub til 2018. at tjene millioner i mystisk spillerhandel, • Lecture on ‘Human Rights Cinema’ in the interview Politiken, 3 November 2018. course ‘Media Ethics’, Vrije Universiteit • Agenten i blasväder efter de här bilderna, (VU) Amsterdam, 21 June 2018. interview Aftonbladet, 6 November 2018. 1.2.4 Media • Avis: FC Nordsjaelland har skjulte aftaler med Manchester City, interview Danish Broadcasting Corporation, 8 November Belavusau, U. 2018. • Polish Memory Law: When history • Engelsk storklub kan fa FC Nordsjaellands becomes a source of mistrust, New afrikanske talenter gratis, interview Eastern Europe, 19 February 2018 (with Politiken, 8 November 2018. Wójcik, A.) • L’UEFA discréditée, le football en péril, • Polen verkondigt met herinneringswet de interview Mediapart, 8 November 2018. teloorgang van zijn liberale democratie, • Jonge voetballers raken verstrikt in de De Volkskrant, 20 February 2018. tentakels van Manchester City, interview • Renaming Streets: A Key Element of NRC Handelsblad, 9 November 2018. Identity Politics, New Eastern Europe, Issues 3-4, 26 April 2018. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 24

Gordon, G. of Dutch Children in Syrian Camps (Haal • Interview on BBC Radio for a programme de kinderen van IS-strijders terug voor on ‘Obligation to Negotiate Access to het te laat is), De Volkskrant, 26 June the Pacific Ocean Case (Bolivia vs. Chile) 2018 (with W. van Genugten en B. Van before the ICJ’. Ginkel), 26 June 2018. • World Court weighs Britain’s claim • Activists: Bahrain Continues to Revoke to Chagos Islands in Indian Ocean, Citizenship of Dissidents interview on interview with Reuters, 3 September ‘citizenship stripping in Bahrain’ with 2018. Voice of America, 6 November 2018. • Mauritius wil ‘gestolen’ eilanden via de rechter terug, interview Trouw, 5 September 2018. 1.2.5 Internal presentations • El secreto colonial de la isla Diego García, interview El País, 21 September 2018. Research seminars and luncheons • Iran, US in tense wait for world court sanctions ruling, interview The Times of Boutin, B. Israel, 1 October 2018. • ‘Artificial Intelligence and International • UN court says US must lift Iran sanctions Law: Exploring Issues of Responsibility on humanitarian goods, interview ABC and Regulation’, 14 June 2018. Radio Australia, 4 October 2018. Castellanos-Jankiewicz, L. Nijman, J.E. • ‘Nationality, Alienage and Early • For a humanist dialogue between International Rights’, 31 October 2018. Chinese and Western thoughts on world order, interview by Oana Ichim in Gordon, G. Bulletin de Recherche of the Graduate • ‘New Methods for Researching Institute in Geneva, 1 February 2018. Institutions of International Law’, 22 • Open doek, mentioned in Opzij (2018) February 2018 nr. 6, September-October 2018. • In een mondiale economie kan een Lazic, V. nationale overheid niet op eigen houtje • ‘Recent Developments in European PIL reguleren, op-ed, De Volkskrant, 15 and International Arbitration – CJEU October 2018 and decisions of national courts’, with • Een verdrag tegen ongeremd kapitalisme, the emphasis on the CJEU judgment of De Volkskrant, 16 October 2018. 6 March 2018 (Achmea), 10 April 2018.

Paulussen C. Partiti, E. • Depriving alleged jihadists of their • ‘Trusting Global Value Chains? Voluntary nationality (Europæerne foretrækker Sustainability Standards and Human at have deres IS-krigere på lang Rights Due Diligence in Trust-based afstand), interview in Kristeligt Dagblad Transnational Regulatory Approaches’, 8 (Denmark), by B. Pedersen, 16 February February 2018. 2018. • The Long-Term Risk of non-Repatriation T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 25

1.2.6 Editorial work ‘Development’, The Hague: T.M.C. Asser Press (2018): 42 p. Belavusau, U. Partiti, E. • Organiser and editor of the Asser- • Managing Editor of CLEER Papers Verfassungsblog Joint Online • Board Member of Legal Issues of Symposium Memory Laws Symposium, Economic Integration Asser-Verfassungsblog Joint Online Symposium, containing 13 blog posts. Paulussen, C. • Editor-in-Chief of the Security and Boutin, B. Human Rights Monitor (SHRM) • Managing editor of the Netherlands (appointed during the Monitor’s annual Yearbook of International Law, (peer- editorial board meeting, The Hague, 11 reviewed), T.M.C. Asser Press/Springer June 2018). The SHRM is a multifaceted Verlag. platform that provides analysis on the work of the OSCE, as well as on security Lazic, V. and human rights challenges stemming • Member of the Editorial Board of the from the OSCE region and beyond. European Business Organisations Law • Organiser and editor of the Asser- Review. Verfassungsblog Joint Online • Member of the Editorial Board of the Symposium Courts and Counter- Croatian Arbitration Yearbook. Terrorism Symposium, containing 9 blog posts. Nijman, J.E. • Editor on the board of the Netherlands Yearbook of International Law (peer- 1.2.7 Memberships reviewed journal), T.M.C. Asser Press/ Springer Verlag. Nijman, J.E. • Editor of the Grotiana Journal (peer- • Board Member and Research Advisor reviewed journal), Brill Publishers, Global Justice at The Broker, an and Board Member of the Grotiana independent platform and online Foundation (since 2005). magazine on globalisation and • Peer reviewer for journals and publishers: development, bringing together cutting- Ethics & International Affairs, Leiden edge knowledge and expert opinions Journal of International Law, Melbourne from researchers, policymakers and Journal of International Law, Fundamina. practitioners (Board Member since A Journal of Legal History, Cambridge 2013, Research Advisor since 2010.) University Press, T.M.C. Asser Press, • Board Member of the KNVIR Netherlands Yearbook on International (Koninklijke Nederlandse Vereniging Law, Oxford University Press. voor Internationaal Recht), i.e. the • Editor of the Annual T.M.C. Asser Lecture Dutch branch of the International Law Series in which Saskia Sassen published Association (ILA). ‘A Third Emergent Migrant Subject Unrecognized in Law: Refugees from T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 26

• Member of the Amsterdams ADR • Started a four-year Post Doc on a Kennisnetwerk Amsterdam, through new research project on ‘Autonomous which the annual Education Permanente Weapon Systems and War Crimes’ at on Mediation and ADR was continued the Graduate Institute of International since 2000. and Development Studies, Geneva • Member of the Vossius Center for (Switzerland), 1 July 2018. History of Humanities and Sciences, University of Amsterdam. Boutin, B. • Research mentioned in the ‘Guidelines Paulussen, C. for Addressing the Threats and • Member of the Research Group Challenges of “Foreign Terrorist Fighters” ‘Constitutional Responses to Terrorism’ within a Human Rights Framework’, of of the International Association of the OSCE (also mention of research of Constitutional Law (IACL). C. Paulussen). • Research mentioned in ‘The Return of 1.2.8 Various Foreign Fighters to EU soil: Ex-post Evaluation’, Study of the European Belavusau, U. Parliamentary Research Service (also • Visiting scholar at the Centre of the Study mention of research of C. Paulussen). of Law and Society at the University of • Appointed Member of the drafting California at Berkeley (USA), February- committee of the SHARES Principles on April 2018. In the framework of this Shared Responsibility in International study visit, he organised on 3 April Law (drafting committee co-chaired 2018 a joint Asser-Berkeley workshop by André Nollkaemper and Jean on ‘Memory laws’ and presented a paper d’Aspremont). on ‘Targeting Homophobic Speech in the US and European law’ for the Berkeley Castellanos-Jankiewicz, L. Comparative Anti-Discrimination • Awarded the David D. Caron Prize for Best Working Group, 10 April 2018. Paper on his paper entitled ‘Nationality, Alienage and Early International Rights’ by Bo, M. the American Society of International Law • Organiser of the ICL/TCL training (ASIL), 9 November 2018. The paper was course ‘Strengthening domestic presented at the ASIL Midyear Meeting capacity to prosecute international and Research Forum (8-10 November 2018), transnational crimes in Africa, February Los Angeles, California (US), 10 November 2018. 2018. • Reception of a group of students from Cork University College at the Asser Gordon, G. Institute and presentation of Asser • Reception and welcome of a delegation Institute and its activities, 23 May 2018. of students and faculty from King’s • Co-organiser of the NNHRR PhD training College and Georgetown University’s (Netherlands Network for Human Rights London Center for Transnational Legal Research), Leiden University, 7-8 June Studies, 15 February 2018. 2018. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 27

• Organisation and speaker at the book 2018), teaching the 14-week course launch for ‘Nicaragua before the ICJ: ‘History of the Idea of International Impacts on International Law’, part of Law’ and participating in the research the Asser-ICJ series of events, 15 May community at the Institute. 2018. • Professor of History and Theory of • Moderation of the panel discussion International Law, Faculty of Law, and Q&A session at the event ‘AI University of Amsterdam (since January and Blockchain for Good: Harnessing 2015). Technological Developments to Foster • Senior Research Fellow at the Trust’, 5 July 2018. Amsterdam Center for International Law • Moderation during the ‘Launch of (since January 2006), participating in the the Hague Courts Dialogue Series’, 5 research priority area ‘Law and Justice November 2018. Across Borders’. • Supervision of seven PhD candidates. Idriz, N. Four PhDs on the global city and • Organiser and chair of Part II of international law, one PhD on memory the Shiraka Training Programme on laws and one PhD student who explores Administration of Justice, Tunis (Tunisia), the intersections between compliance 5-7 March 2018. theory and critical international legal • Organiser of the event ‘Roosevelt in the theory in international law. One PhD Hague’, Nieuwspoort, The Hague, 17 received supervision intermittently due May 2018. to serious health problems. • Organiser and chair of Part I of the Shiraka • Board Member of the Vera Gottschalk- Training Programme on Administration of Frank Foundation and in that capacity Justice, Asser Institute, 3-10 September member of the Selection and Evaluation 2018. Committee of the Arminius Fellowship at • Organiser and chair of Part II of the Shiraka the Scaliger Institute (Leiden University) Training Programme on Administration (since 2015) of Justice, 10-12 December, Marrakesh • Member of the Integriteitcommissie, (Morocco), 10-12 December 2018. CDA (since 2013). • • Member of the Commissie Buitenland, Lazic, V. CDA (since 2013). • Presentation on ‘CJEU Achmea- • Member of Women’s Network judment’ and speaker at the roundtable Soroptimists International, Club discussion on ‘Achmea, BITs, and the Amsterdam Centrum – West (since Netherlands: Reining in Investor-State 2005). Dispute Mechanisms’, Asser Institute, 3 • Co-chair of the ILA Study Group on May 2018. ‘The Role of Cities in International Law’, established by the Executive Council of the International Law Association (ILA), Nijman, J.E. May 2017 (together with Helmut Aust, • Visiting Professor of International Law at Freie Universität Berlin). the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva, for the 2018 Spring Term (February-June T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 28

Paulussen, C. • Representative of the Asser Institute at • Organiser of (and speaker at) the a high-level event, signing the statement launch of the book ‘Legal Responses to of the Common Effort Community, Transnational and International Crimes. Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Towards an Integrative Approach’, The Hague, 7 June 2018. Hague, 7 February 2018. • Invited expert for the Ius Commune • The paper ‘Prosecuting (Potential) Amsterdam Masterclass, University of Foreign Fighters: Legislative and Practical Amsterdam, 15 June 2018. Challenges’ has been incorporated in the • Moderator and organiser of the Think Tank review of the Council of the international expert roundtable on EU (February 2018, Issue 54) as well as in ‘Citizenship Stripping as a Security the Research Digest of UNCTED (Issue Measure’, Asser Institute, 25-26 June 1). It will be translated into Bosnian and 2018. published in the OKO (Odsjek Krivične • Research mentioned in the ‘Report Odbrane, criminal defense section of the Special Rapporteur on the of the BiH Ministry of Justice, Sector Promotion and Protection of Human for Assistance in Criminal Cases and Rights and Fundamental Freedoms while Education in Criminal Matters before Countering Terrorism’, the Annual report the Court of BiH) War Crimes Reporter. of the Special Rapporteur, Fionnuala • Organiser of the 7th PhD Day of the Ní Aoláin, to be presented at the 73rd International Humanitarian and Criminal session of the UN General Assembly. Law (IHCL) Platform, Asser Institute, 25 • Research mentioned in the ‘Guidelines for May 2018. Addressing the Threats and Challenges • Co-organiser of the 12th edition of “Foreign Terrorist Fighters” within a of the Summer Law Programme Human Rights Framework’, of the OSCE on International Criminal Law and (also mention of research of B. Boutin). International Legal & Comparative • Research mentioned in the ‘Guide to Approaches to Counter-Terrorism, in States: On Human Rights-Compliant cooperation with Washington College Responses to the Threat posed by of Law, Asser Institute, 28 May-21 June Foreign Fighters’ of the United Nations 2018. Counter-Terrorism Implementation Task • Co-organiser of the HILAC lecture Force Working Group on Promoting and ‘Controversial targets: Does Protecting Human Rights and the Rule Cntemporary Practice Stretch the of Law while Countering Terrorism. Concept of Military Objectives under • Research mentioned in ‘The Return of International Humanitarian Law?’, in Foreign Fighters to EU soil: Ex-post cooperation with the Amsterdam Center Evaluation’, Study of the European for International Law (University of Parliamentary Research Service (also Amsterdam) and the Netherlands Red mention of research of B. Boutin). Cross, Asser Institute, 29 May 2018. • Invited expert, at closed expert meeting • Co-organiser and moderator at the of UNHCR on ‘Deprivation of Nationality book launch on ‘The Prevention of as a Security Measure’, Geneva, 5-6 Gross Human Rights Violations Under December 2018. International Human Rights Law’, Asser Institute, 4 June 2018. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 29

• Co-organiser of the ICL/TCL training course ‘Strengthening Domestic Capacity to Prosecute International and Transnational Crimes in Africa’, Asser Institute, February 2018.

Ribbelink, O. • Moderation of the book launch for ‘Nicaragua before the ICJ: Impacts on International Law’, part of the Asser-ICJ series of events - 15 May 2018.

Roodenburg, L. • Fieldwork case studies: Buenos Aires (20 January – 2 March 2018); Hong Kong (27 June – 29 July 2018); Amsterdam (throughout year).

Stolk S. • Reception and welcome of a delegation of students and faculty from King’s College and Georgetown University’s London Center for Transnational Legal Studies, 15 February 2018 (with G. Gordon). • Reception of a group from Clermont- Ferrand, 21 February 2018. • Reception of a group of students from Cork University College at the Asser Institute and presentation of the Asser Institute and its activities, 23 May 2018. • Participation as an expert in the Summer Programme ‘International Lawyering in a Public Interest’, 9-13 July 2018. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 30

development. Prof Koskenniemi provided an 2. Knowledge alternative interpretation for the ‘backlash’ against globalisation, tying it to cultural Dissemination anxiety and the loss of white male privilege. The event took place at the Peace Palace, 2.1 Events The Hague. Two days before the Annual Lecture, Unless indicated otherwise, all events took an interview with Prof Koskenniemi place at the Asser Institute. appeared in NRC Handelsblad, Hoogleraar internationaal recht: heb begrip voor de 2.1.1 Annual Lecture boze onderklasse die de elite hekelt, 27 November 2018.

On the occasion of its 50th Anniversary (1965-2015), the Asser Institute has 2.1.2 Conferences, workshops, launched, on 2 December 2015, the Annual and seminars T.M.C. Asser Lecture on the development of international law. The lecture has been established in honour of the Dutch jurist and International Law and the Absurd Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Tobias Michael 26 January 2018 Carel Asser (1838-1913), and his significant contributions to the development of public At this seminar Prof Wouter Werner (VU and private international law. It builds on his University Amsterdam) presented on ‘Hope vision and mission, it invites distinguished in International law: Lessons from Caligula international scholars to take inspiration and Woody Allen’, Dr Chrisinte Schwöble- from Asser’s idea of cultivating trust and Patel (Liverpool University) presented on respect through law and legal institutions, ‘The Theatre of the Absurd and International and to examine what it could mean in their Law’ and Dr Sofia Stolk (Asser Institute) area of expertise today. presented on ‘Waiting for International Law (a Manifesto for Nothing)’. International Law and the Far Right: Legal Responses to Transnational and Reflections on Law and Cynicism International Crimes. Towards an 29 November 2018 Integrative Approach The Fourth Annual T.M.C. Asser Lecture 7 February 2018 was delivered by Prof Martti Koskenniemi (University of Helsinki). In his lecture, At this event, the book Legal Responses Prof Koskenniemi critically reflected on to Transnational and International Crimes. the general state of international law, as Towards an Integrative Approach (2017), well as its role in the rise of the far right. edited by H. van der Wilt and C. Paulussen, He described how international law in was launched. The book critically reflects on the 20th century transformed into an the connection between the ‘core’ crimes expert discipline, and how the rise of the of the ICC, such as war crimes, and several anti-globalist far right is linked to that newly emerging transnational crimes. The T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 31

event included a keynote speech by the Silvis (Procurator-General at the Supreme President of Eurojust, Mr Ladilav Hamran, Court of the Netherlands). on ‘Fighting Transnational and International Crimes: A Shared Responsibility Empowered Five Years Later: Rana Plaza and the Pursuit by Judicial Cooperation’. It also included of a Responsible Garment Supply Chain presentations by Prof Harmen van der Wilt 12 April 2018 (UvA) and by Dr Marta Bo (Asser Institute) on ‘Piracy at the Intersection Between This conference was organised on the International and National: Regional eve of the fifth anniversary after the Rana Enforcement of a Transnational Crime’. The Plaza collapse, by the Doing Business event was organised by the Asser Institute Right research team of the Asser Institute. (Dr Christophe Paulussen) together with It addressed the legal and regulatory the Antonio Cassese Initiative and the IHCL aftermath of the tragedy, including critical Platform. discussions of the innovations it triggered in the transnational regulation of the Shifting Perspectives on the European garment supply chain, processes intended Public Prosecutor’s Office to compensate victims, and, more generally, 9 March 2018 the various legal and non-legal initiatives that have emerged. The event brought This panel discussion marked the launch together key (trans)national policy-makers of the book Shifting Perspectives on the and civil society members involved in the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (2018), aftermath of the Rana Plaza collapse. a volume providing in-depth analyses on Council Regulation (EU) 2017/1939 Achmea, BITs, and the Netherlands: Reining implementing enhanced cooperation on in Investor-State Dispute Settlement the establishment of the European Public 3 May 2018 Prosecutor’s Office (‘the EPPO’). The event addressed new developments in the This roundtable discussion addressed the functioning of EPPO as well as its relations momentous decision by the Court of Justice with other EU agencies and Member States. of the European Union in the Achmea The day witnessed the departure of Prof case. The Achmea decision throws doubt Arjen Meij and drs. Leendert Erkelens as on the controversial practices associated research fellows from the Asser Institute with bilateral investment treaties (BITs), (also co-editors of this book). Panellists and the special means of arbitration were: Elisa Sason (Policy Officer at the that they establish for private investors Directorate-General Justice, Freedom and against states in which they invest. The Security of the European Commission), Prof Netherlands has been especially active in Katalin Ligeti (Dean of the Faculty of Law, the field. The discussion included experts in Economics and Finance and Professor of international dispute settlement, European European and International Criminal Law Union law, international private law, and at the University of Luxembourg), Prof representations from Milieudefensie, which John Vervaele (Professor of Economic and this year is focusing critically on Dutch BIT European Criminal Law at Utrecht University practices. Speakers included: Freek Bersch and College of Europe in Bruges) and Jos (Campaigner at Milieudefensie), Prof Dr Eric T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 32

de Brabandere (Professor of International took place at the Austrian Residence in The Dispute Settlement and Director of the Hague. Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies at Leiden University), Prof Dr Christina Eckes Nicaragua before the ICJ: Impacts on (Professor of European Law and Director of International Law the Amsterdam Centre for European Law 15 May 2018 and Governance (ACELG) at UvA), Prof Dr Stephan Schill (Professor of International At this event, the book Nicaragua Before and Economic Law and Governance at UvA), the International Court of Justice: Impacts Ronald Roosdorp (Director for International on International Law (2018) was launched. Trade Policy & Economic Governance at the The book covers the significant role of cases Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs) and involving Nicaragua as a party before the Asser Researcher Prof Dr Vesna Lazic. The International Court of Justice (ICJ), in the event was organised and moderated by Dr development of international law before Geoff Gordon (Asser Institute). this court. Speakers were: Prof Dr Pierre d’Argent (Professor of Public International The Future of Multilateralism – Beyond Law at the University of Louvain), Anne Current Distrust Coulon (Former Special Assistant to the 7 May 2018 President of the ICJ), Benjamin Samson (PhD Candidate at University Paris Nanterre) This panel discussion focused on the and Dr Geoff Gordon (Senior Researcher at importance of effective multilateralism, the the Asser Institute). The book launch was international system built up since the end of moderated by Dr Oliver Ribbelink (Asser WW II to ensure global peace and security, Institute). which has been under attack for several years; distrust and confrontation have (too) Panel debate, jointly organised by the Cities often replaced cooperation and partnership. of Refuge Research project and the Global It focused in particular on the Netherlands City project and Austria, as some of the main promotors, 23 May 2018 to counter this worrying trend. Ambassador Heidemaria Gürer, Austrian Ambassador to This event included presentations by two the Netherlands gave an introduction. Asser PhD researchers: Miha Marcenko presented on ‘Global Assemblages of the Panellists included: Prof Dr Janne Nijman Right to Adequate Housing: Security of (Asser Institute), Alexander Kmentt tenure and the interaction of city politics (Austrian Ambassador to the EU-Political with global normative discourse’, and Lisa and Security Committee), Peter van der Roodenburg presented on ‘Diversity and Vliet (Director Multilateral Organizations migration in global cities: human rights as a and Human Rights, Netherlands Ministry source of trust and/or control’. Prof Dr Janne of Foreign Affairs) and Cecilia Balteanu Nijman (Asser Institute and project leader (Head of External Relations and State of The Global City Project) gave a talk on Cooperation Unit/Registry, ICC). The ‘The Global City from an International Law event was moderated by Dr Christophe Perspective’. The event further included Paulussen (Asser Institute), and organised in a keynote by Prof Dr Barbara Oomen, cooperation with the Embassy of Austria. It T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 33

project leader of ‘Cities of Refuge Research’ of Gross Human Rights Violations Under entitled ‘The Reception and Integration of International Human Rights Law’ (2018), Refugees: A Task for Local Authorities?’. The by Dr Nienke van der Have was launched. afternoon panel included comments by Prof The book contains a systematic assessment James Hathaway, University of Michigan, of the content and scope of obligations Ann Arbor (USA) on ‘Reflections on cities to prevent gross human rights violations. of refuge’, Prof Martha Davis, Northeastern The panel discussion addressed the role University, Boston (USA) on ‘City Limits: of states and its obligations in the field of The Impacts of ‘Safe City’ Policies in the prevention categorised in three types of U.S.’, and Prof Janne Nijman (Asser Institute, violations (torture, arbitrary deaths, and UvA) on ‘Reflections on the role of cities in genocide) both within a state’s territory and international law’. The event took place in extraterritorially. Speakers were: Dr Nienke Middelburg. van der Have (Senior Legal Specialist at the ‎Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom The Jesner ruling of the U.S. Supreme Court: Relations of the Netherlands, and author of The ‘end of the beginning’ for corporate the book), Audrey Fino (International Lawyer liability under the Alien Tort Statute and former staff member at the Office of the 24 May 2018 UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and the ICTY) and Dr Emma Irving (Assistant The panel discussion, organised with the Professor Grotius Centre for International support of the Netherlands Network of Legal Studies at Leiden University). This book Human Rights Research, focused on the launch was co-organised and moderated by various aspects of the Jesner decision, a Dr Christophe Paulussen (Asser Institute). case before the U.S. Supreme Court which triggered a tremor of indignation in the From Strasbourg to Hamburg: the Human human rights movement given the immunity Dimension of the Law of the Sea it conferred to foreign corporations 11 June 2018 violating human rights against suits under the Alien Tort Statute. Speakers were: Phillip This evening seminar marked the beginning Paiement (Assistant Professor Department of the new cooperation between the Asser for Public Law, Jurisprudence and Legal Institute and the Law Faculty of the University History at Tilburg University), Lucas Roorda of Basel addressing the ‘Human Dimension (PhD Candidate at Utrecht University), of the Law of the Sea’. The event was Nadia Bernaz (Associate Professor of Law chaired by Prof Dr Liesbeth Lijnzaad, Judge Business and Human Rights at Wageningen at the International Tribunal for the Law of University & Research) and Dr Antoine the Sea (ITLOS) in Hamburg and endowed Duval (Asser Institute). professor of Practice of International Law at Maastricht University. The word of welcome The Prevention of Gross Human Rights was provided by Prof Janne Nijman (Asser Violations Under International Human Institute). Speakers included: Prof Dr Anna Rights Law Petrig (Chair of International Law and Public 4 June 2018 Law at University of Basel), Prof Dr Liesbeth Lijnzaad, Prof Dr Janne Nijman and Dr Marta At this event, the book ‘The Prevention Bo (Asser Institute). T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 34

Citizenship Stripping as a Security Measure: and Justice Research Institute), Toufi Saliba Towards More Inequality? (Global ACM Chair Practitioners Board CC 25-26 June 2018 and co-author of Toda Protocol), Catelijne Muller (Member of the EU High Level Expert The overall objective of this closed expert Group on Artificial Intelligence), Dr Haye roundtable was to explore the increasing Hazenberg (Postdoctoral Researcher at TU recourse to citizenship stripping as a counter- Delft), Prof Dr Ernst Hirsch Ballin (President terrorism measure, its implications on human of the Board of the Asser Institute), Prof Dr rights of individuals and its dependents, on Janne Nijman (Asser Institute), Dr Berenice vulnerable communities and on the rule of Boutin (Asser Institute) and Dr Geoff Gordon law. The group consisted of more than 35 (Asser Institute). international scholars and practitioners specialized in the fields of counter-terrorism, International Law in the Picture: images, human rights law and nationality law. The advocacy and stardust of justice event was organised and moderated by Dr 10 July 2018 Christophe Paulussen (Asser Institute). It was organised in cooperation with Open This interdisciplinary discussion between Society Justice Initiative (OSJI), the Institute Immi Tallgren (Senior Lecturer of International on Statelessness and Inclusion (ISI) and Law at the Erik Castrén Institute of Ashurst. The event is part of a research International Law and Human Rights at the project funded by the OSJI. University of Helsinki and Senior Visiting Fellow at the Centre for International AI and Blockchain for Good: Harnessing Studies, London School of Economics) and Technological Developments to Foster Dr Sofia Stolk (Asser Institute) analysed how Trust one can visualise international (criminal) law 5 July 2018 in relation to artists and culture. The plenary debate was preceded by the unveiling of At this seminar, keynote speakers the artwork ‘Tower of International Law’ by and panellists discussed how artificial Anne-Tjerk Mante. intelligence (AI) and blockchain technologies (BT), two of the most promising, complex High Level Panel: The Use of Terrorist and fast advancing current technological Watch Lists 31 August 2018 developments, can be harnessed in order to foster trust in the legal and political The High level panel was organised by the institutions. The event was organised International Centre for Counter-Terrorism together with the Centre for Artificial – The Hague in close cooperation with the Intelligence and Robotics of the United Asser Institute as part of the Advanced Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Summer Programme on Countering Terrorism Research Institute (UNICRI), followed within a Rule of Law Framework. The event by a reception sponsored by The Hague brought together four experts to discuss the Convention Bureau (THCB). Speakers practical and human rights implications of were: Irakli Beridze (Head of the Centre the requirements contained in UN Security for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics at Council Resolution 2396 (2017) and earlier the United Nations Interregional Crime Resolution 2178 (2014), as well as known T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 35

cases related to international criminal justice University of Antwerp), Prof Marta Pertegas cooperation, watch lists, and the collection (Professor Private International Law & and sharing of information. Speakers: Prof Transnational Law at Maastricht University), Dr Edwin Bakker (Research Fellow at the Prof Marta Requejo (Senior Research Fellow International Centre for Counter-Terrorism Max Planck Institute for Procedural Law and – The Hague (ICCT), Judge Kimberly Prost Professor of Private International Law at (International Criminal Court and former the University of Santiago de Compostela), Ombudsperson of the Al-Qaida Sanctions Dr Eva Kassoti (Senior Lecturer in Law Committee of the United Nations Security International Bachelor of Law Programme at Council), Olivier Burgersdijk (Programme The Hague University of Applied Sciences), Manager Travel Intelligence at Europol and Prof Dr Janne Nijman (Asser Institute), Prof former Head of Strategy and Outreach at Dr Vesna Lazic (Asser Institute) and Dr Europol’s European Cybercrime Centre Enrico Partiti (Asser Institute). (EC3)) and Prof Dr Marieke de Goede (Professor of Politics at the University of Amsterdam). The International Legality of Economic Activities in Occupied Territories? Trust and Deference between Legal 17 October 2018 Authorities in the World 17 September 2018 This closed workshop gathered academic experts addressing the question of the This workshop complements a first lawfulness of economic activities in workshop hosted by the Amsterdam occupied territories. Many states, NGOs Centre for European Law and Governance and scholars maintain that international law (ACELG) of the University of Amsterdam prohibits economic dealings with occupying in June 2018 on ‘Trust and Deference States that extend to territories under their between Legal Authorities in Europe’. It control. Still, the legal framework governing studied the operation of trust-based legal the lawfulness of such dealings remains interactions between authorities in the highly disputed. In this light, this workshop international legal context focussing on two addressed three different perspectives particular areas: international economic on the international legality of economic law and the transnational circulation of activities in occupied territories. judgments and awards. The event gathered several academics, lawyers, governmental International law, local government: Urban policy makers and professionals from dimensions of International Human Rights the international tribunals in The Hague. Law 18 October 2018 Speakers were: Dr Denise Prevost (Associate Professor International and This workshop was organised within the European Law at Maastricht University), framework the ongoing research project Jeanrique Fahner (Postdoctoral Researcher ‘The Global City: Trust, Challenges and in Public International Law at the University the Role of Law, together with the ‘Cities of Luxembourg), Dr Nathan Cambien (Senior of Refuge Research’ project, led by Prof Affiliated Researcher at the Institute for Barbara Oomen. The workshop was an European Law of the KU Leuven and Invited author’s seminar for a special issue of the Professor at the Faculty of Law of the T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 36

Journal of Legal Pluralism and Unofficial (Asser Institute), Dr Uladzislau Belavusau Law. Asser PhD researchers Miha Marcenko (Asser Institute and Principal Investigator and Lisa Roodenburg presented papers, of the MELA project), Dr León Castellanos- respectively on ‘Global Assemblage of the Jankiewicz (Asser Institute) and Marina Bán Right to Adequate Housing: security of (Asser Institute). The event was organised tenure and the interaction of city politics by Dr Ulad Belavusau. with the global normative discourse’, and ‘Urban Approaches to Human rights: ISLJ Annual International Sports Law tracking networks of engagement in Conference Amsterdam’s debate on irregular migration’. 25-26 October 2018 Their contributions will be included in the special issue. This was the second edition of the International Sports Law Journal (ISLJ) How to remember the past? Conference organised at the Asser Institute 19 October 2018 and gathered academics and practitioners from over 25 countries worldwide. The This workshop on memory law included discussions during this two-day event the launch of the book Law and Memory involved around the notion of lex sportiva, - Towards Legal Governance of History the role of Swiss law in international sports (2017), edited by Dr Ulad Belavusau (Asser law, the latest International Skating Union’s Institute) and Aleksandra Gliszczyńska- decision of the European Commission, the Grabias (Polish Academy of Sciences). Mutu/Pechstein ruling of the European The book presentation was followed by Court of Human Rights and the reform a lively panel debate with perspectives proposal of the FIFA Regulations on the from the authors on memory laws among Transfer and Status of Players. Keynote which: ‘Banning Genocide Denial – speakers included: Franck Latty (Law Should Geography Matter?’, ‘The United Professor at University Paris Nanterre), Nations Human Rights Committee’s View Margareta Baddeley (Law Professor at of the Past’ and ‘The Role of Christianity University of Geneva) and Sylvia Schenk in Shaping the Legal Governance of (Lawyer, CAS Arbitrator and Member of Historical Memory in Hungary’. Speakers FIFA’s Human Rights Advisory Board). The were: Prof Eric Heinze (Professor of Law event was sponsored by Altius Lawyers. and Humanities, Queen Mary University London and Head of the MELA Consortium), Monetising human rights - damages before Bob Deen (Senior Adviser, OSCE High the ECtHR Commissioner on National Minorities), 20 November 2018 Prof Robert Kahn (Professor at University of St. Thomas, Minnesota), Prof Antoon The workshop presented by Dr Veronika De Baets (Professor of History, Ethics and Fikfak (Senior Lecturer International Human Human Rights by Special Appointment of Rights Institutions at the University of the Foundation Euroclio and Associate Cambridge) fed into the discussion on Professor of Contemporary History at how the European Court of Human Rights Groningen University), Dr Suryapratim Roy determines compensation in human rights (Assistant Professor School of Law at Trinity claims. She addressed questions such as: College Dublin), Prof Dr Janne Nijman T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 37

what logic dictates the amount of remedies? Law at the Universities of Oslo and Leiden) And what methods can researchers use to and Prof Marise Cremona (President ad investigate this logic? Dr Fikfak’s project interim of the European University Institute). uses quantitative and qualitative research methods to analyse the jurisprudence of 2.1.3 Other events the European Court in order to discern the legal principles from its practice. She The European Union: A Case of Over- discussed challenges and opportunities in applying empirical research methods to Constitutionalisation? international institutions to analyse the law 24 January 2018 of remedies for human rights violations. The event was hosted in collaboration with the In this keynote lecture, Prof Dieter Grimm KNVIR (Koninklijke Nederlandse Vereniging questioned whether the EU’s successive voor Internationaal Recht) and the VSR waves of treaty reforms can cope with (Vereniging voor de Sociaal-wetenschappelijke today’s economic and political challenges. Bestudering van het Recht). He identified this issue as one of over- constitutionalisation and brought forward a number of concrete proposals for reforming EU external relations: Tackling global the EU’s institutional structure, as well as its challenges? 6-7 December 2018 decision-making processes. This conference marked the 10th Masterclass with Kathryne Bomberger Anniversary of the Centre for the Law of 29 March 2018 EU External Relations (CLEER). It brought together world-leading academics, This event was organised by Asser practitioners and policy makers from the researcher Sofia Stolk during the Movies extensive international network of CLEER. that Matter Festival. Since 2018, Asser From Trump to Brexit, from an assertive supports the Camera Justitia programme Russia to the continuing migrant crises, and of this festival, with films and debates that from the public outcry towards multilateral focus on international law and justice. The trade to the rise of populism, these days masterclass was delivered by Kathryne working in hardly any EU policy area is Bomberger, Director-General van de ‘business as usual’. The conference therefore International Commission on Missing took stock of the EU actions (and reactions) Persons. Ms Bomberger talked about through external action instruments in her career and work of the International areas such as migration, trade, sustainability Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP), and neighbouring policies. It reflected on illustrated by excerpts from the festival’s the EU as a global actor and a ‘normative film selection. The event took place at the power’, both empowered and constrained Theater aan het Spui, The Hague. by its unique legal framework.

Top speakers among others included: Prof Enzo Cannizzaro (Full Professor of International and European Law at La Sapienza University in Rome), Prof Christophe Hillion (Professor of European T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 38

Four Freedom Awards event: Roosevelt in Law (IHCL) Platform organised its seventh The Hague 2018 annual PhD Day at the Asser Instituut, 17 May 2018 where PhD researchers on international humanitarian law and international Each year, the Roosevelt Foundation criminal law presented their research and presents awards to people who received feedback. The IHCL Platform was demonstrated inspiring commitments to established in 2010 and is coordinated Franklin D. Roosevelt’s four Freedoms. by the Asser Institute. Its objective is to As a follow-up to the award ceremony in establish an academic network fostering Middelburg, the laureates came together research in the area of international and shared their experiences to students humanitarian law and international criminal and young professionals at the premises law, providing an academic platform for of Nieuwspoort in The Hague. Plenary discussion of relevant contemporary issues speeches as well parallel roundtable sessions and legal questions for which there is, as to stimulate interactive dialogue with the yet, no fixed jurisprudential position. Part awards’ winners took place throughout the of the IHCL Platform are the University of day. The event embodied a collaboration Amsterdam in particular the Amsterdam between the Roosevelt Foundation, the Center for International Law), VU University Asser Institute, Pro-Demos and Leiden Amsterdam, Leiden University (in particular University College (The Hague Campus). the Grotius Centre for International Legal Speakers were: Han Polman (Chairman of Studies), the University of Groningen, the the Roosevelt Foundation), Prof Dr Ernst Netherlands Defence Academy, Tilburg Hirsch Ballin (President of the Board Asser University, Maastricht University, and Institute), Willem Post, (Historian, Publicist, the Institute for International Law of KU Expert on American Politics), Laureates Leuven. Coordinator of the IHCL Platform (Erol Önderoğlu, Paride Taban, Emmanuel is Dr Christophe Paulussen (Asser Institute). de Merode and Urmila Chaudhary), Prof Joyeeta Gupta (full Professor of Environment NNHRR - Annual Research Day and Development in the Global south at 22 June 2018 the Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research, University of Amsterdam and The yearly Toogdag of the Netherlands IHE Institute for Water Education in Network for Human Rights Research Delft). Dr Ulad Belavusau (Asser Institute (NNHRR), entitled ‘The Future of Human and Principal Investigator of the MELA Rights – Human Rights of the Future’, project), Dr Tarlach McGonagle (Lecturer brought together 75 participants. The Human rights, Freedom of Expression & event concentrated on challenges to Information, Media Law & Policy, University human dignity as well as the role of human of Amsterdam), Arjan Hamburger (Human rights and human rights law in the world Rights Ambassador) and Dr Rumyana nowadays. A keynote lecture was given Grozdanova (Asser Institute). by Prof Morten Kjaerum, director of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute, Sweden. It was Seventh Annual PhD Day of the IHCL followed by three panels: ‘Business and Platform 25 May 2018 Human Rights: Quo Vadis?’; ‘People out of Place: What to Expect from Human Rights The International Humanitarian and Criminal Law?’; ‘Human Rights in the Digital Age: T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 39

New Frontiers’. . The event finished with a socio-legal research methods addressing debate on the future of human rights with practices and institutions of international four members of the Advisory Board of the law. It brought together research projects Network: Jos Silvis (Procurator General, in international law using empirical and Supreme Court of the Netherlands); Morten socio-legal methods to study institutional Kjaerum; Eduard Nazarski (Director of objectives, institutional effects, and day- Amnesty International, the Netherlands); to-day practices and experiences among and Farah Karimi (Director of Novib, its practitioners. Aim of the masterclass the Netherlands). The event was organised was to explore the opportunities and at Tilburg Law School. It was co-organised limitations of diverse research methods for by Dr Marta Bo (Asser Institute). the study of law and legal practice, while reflecting critically on the engagement of Using technology to disrupt land-grabbing researchers with different methodological 17-18 November 2018 possibilities. Also, fundamental questions were discussed, such as: What are the limits The Municipality of The Hague, together with to the sorts of insights and answers that the the Asser Institute and other international empirical study of law allows? Do socio- NGOs, organised the Hackaton for Peace, legal methods have politics? What is the Justice and Security event during which relationship between empirical study and 27 teams competed for finding innovative sociology-of-law methods? The event was data solutions for various challenges. The co-sponsored by the VSR (Vereniging voor Asser Institute provided a challenge on land de Sociaal-wetenschappelijke Bestudering van grabbing, in which participants were invited het Recht). The masterclass was followed by to build a tool that identifies patterns of past Veronika Fikfak’s lecture. land grabs to mark areas that are vulnerable to future land grabs and provide them with Masterclass with Professor Martti a risk rating. The Asser researchers coached Koskenniemi the winning team, the CGI team ‘Monkey 30 November 2018 cage’ who won a cash prize of € 10,000. The team developed an open source solution that This PhD Masterclass was organised in combines satellite data with social media cooperation with the International Institute data in order to map out vulnerable areas of Social Studies, in conjunction with the for land grabbing. Asser Annual Lecture. In total, nine PhD researchers took part, including five of the Masterclass on Empirical and Socio-Legal Asser Institute. The event consisted of three Methods in International Law panels: Panel A – History (presentations 20 November 2018 by Asser researchers Julia van der Krieke and Yehonatan Elazar-DeMota); Panel This masterclass was organised for early B – Migrant, refugees and human rights career researchers, including PhD researchers (presentation by Asser researcher Marina and postdoctoral researchers. In the Ban); Panel C – Method (presentations by masterclass two external speakers took part: Asser researchers Lisa Roodenburg and Dr Veronika Fikfak (University of Cambridge) Miha Marcenko). Prof Koskenniemi offered and Dr Sara Dezalay (Cardiff University). comments per panel, followed by plenary The masterclass focused on empirical and discussion. The event was organised and T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 40

moderated by Dr Geoff Gordon (Asser • Cornelia Furculita (visiting research Institute). fellow), ‘A Complicated relationship between FTA and WTO DSMs: The case 2.1.4 Internal events of Third Generation EU FTAs’, 21 June 2018 Research seminars and labs. • León Castellanos-Jankiewicz, ‘Nationality, Alienage and Early International Rights’, • Anna Wójcik (visiting research fellow), 31 October 2018. ‘Coming to terms with Soviet and • Jens Pohl (visiting research fellow), communist past. Memory laws and their ‘Bypassing the deadlock over WTO human rights implications’, 25 January Appellate Body appointments: The case 2018 for activating the Article 25 DSU bilateral • Enrico Partiti, ‘Trusting global value arbitration fall-back’, 8 November 2018. chains? Voluntary sustainability standards and human rights due diligence in trust-based transnational 2.1 Educational regulatory approaches’, 8 February 2018 • Geoff Gordon, ‘New methods for programmes researching institutions of international law’, 22 February 2018 2.2.1 Summer schools and • Rumyana Grozdanova (visiting research winter academies fellow), ‘The Normalisation of Secrecy in the UK and the Netherlands: Individuals, Doing Business Right: Corporate Social the Courts and the Counter-Terrorism Framework’, 8 March 2018 Responsibility in Transnational Law and • Vesna Lazić, ‘Recent developments Practice in European PIL and International 8-12 January 2018 Arbitration – CJEU and decisions of national courts’, with the emphasis on In the framework of its Doing Business the CJEU judgment of 6 March 20018 Right project, in 2018 the Asser Institute (Achmea), 10 April 2018 organised for the first time a 5-day winter • Jens Hillebrand Pohl (visiting research academy for young professionals with a keen fellow), ‘Individual-rights screening interest in the various modes of regulation of international investments as an of transnational business activity and instrument of EU external trade and corporate social responsibility. The training investment governance’, 26 April 2018 included advanced theoretical knowledge • Maria Weimer, ‘Reconciling regulatory of the various legal fields and debates space with external accountability relevant to corporate social responsibility through WTO adjudication – Trade, and how these mechanisms work in practice environment and development’, 30 May with speakers from the corporate world, 2018 international organisations, law firms, and • Berenice Boutin, ‘Artificial Intelligence NGOs. The programme was organised by and International Law: Exploring Issues Asser researchers Antoine Duval and Enrico of Responsibility and Regulation’, 14 Partiti. June 2018 T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 41

International Criminal Law & International Countering Terrorism within a Rule of Law Legal and Comparative Approaches to Framework Counter-Terrorism 27-31 August 2018 28 May – 21 June 2018 This 8th Advanced Summer Programme offered an in-depth look at the challenges The 12th Annual Summer Law Programme that come with adopting and implementing was organised by Dr Christophe Paulussen counter-terrorism measures while ensuring (Asser Institute) in cooperation with respect for human rights, fundamental Washington College of Law. This Summer freedoms and the rule of law. The Law Programme is the product of a unique programme combined theory and practice collaboration between the War Crimes and included study visits to Eurojust and the Research Office of American University’s Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL). It brought Washington College of Law and the Asser together a diverse and international group of Institute. Forty selected students from top PhD candidates, national and international U.S. law colleges and universities travelled experts, security services, policy makers, to The Hague to learn from international practitioners and early career academics. legal practitioners and scholars and to The summer programme was co-organised see their knowledge being put to practice by Asser researchers Dr Berenice Boutin through visits to (inter)national courts and and Dr Rumyana Grozdanova in cooperation institutions. Keynote speakers included: with the International Centre for Counter- Benjamin Ferencz (the last Nuremberg war Terrorism – The Hague (ICCT). Keynote crimes prosecutor still alive today), Judge speakers included: Prof Martin Scheinin Alphons Orie (United Nations Mechanism (Professor of International Law and Human for International Criminal Tribunals), Rights at the European University Institute) Judge Christine Van Den Wyngaert and Professor Fiona de Londras (Professor (Kosovo Specialist Chambers & Specialist of Global Legal Studies at the University of Prosecutor’s Office) and Judge Kimberly Birmingham). Prost (International Criminal Court). Disarmament and Non-Proliferation of International Lawyering in a Public Interest Weapons of Mass Destruction 9-13 July 2018 1-5 October 2018

This Summer Programme explored the The 9th Annual Programme addressed a wide challenges of public interest advocacy in variety of contemporary issues; for example, international law, from questions of practice the different sessions offered insights into the to finding or starting a firm, and from finding challenges of nuclear programmes in North funding to identifying causes for advocacy. Korea and Iran, the difficulties of converging It was organised in cooperation with the chemical and biological technologies for Amsterdam Center for International Law arms control, the importance of export (ACIL), University of Amsterdam. This controls, and the role of non-governmental Summer Programme was organised by organisations in non-proliferation and Dr Geoff Gordon (Asser Institute) and disarmament. Theoretical presentations sponsored by AKD law firm. and discussions were accompanied by practical workshops and field visits such T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 42

as a simulation challenge on export control Substantive law: crimes against humanity and a field visit to the OPCW Laboratory 14 November 2018 and Equipment store. The summer course Matthew Gillett, Trial Lawyer at the brought together enthusiastic participants International Criminal Court (ICC) & Nema with different professional backgrounds Milaninia, Trial Attorney at the ICC such as policy advisers, researchers, legal officers, WMD experts, inspectors and Substantive law: war crimes other government officials. This one-week 28 November 2018 training programme was organised in Including origins: The Hague and Geneva cooperation with the Organisation for the Conventions, Aps etc. Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW). Geoff Roberts, Co-Counsel for Assad Sabra Keynote speaker: Ambassador Fernando at the STL Arias (Director-General of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons). Substantive law: Terrorism, role of the STL 5 December 2018 2.2.2 Lebanon lectures Sir David Baragwanath, Appellate Judge and former President at the STL This programme on international criminal law and procedure, organised since 2011 Contempt proceedings in international by the Asser Institute and the Outreach criminal jurisdictions and Legacy Section of the Special Tribunal 12 December 2018 for Lebanon (STL), is designed for Lebanese Olga Kavran, Head Outreach and Legacy undergraduate students in their 3rd and 4th at the STL & Marie Reine Sfeir, Outreach year of studies, as well as a limited number Officer at the Outreach and Legacy of the of graduate students. The lectures take STL place during the academic year, starting in October or November. 2.2.3 Shiraka Training Programme

History of the law of the international In 2015, the Netherlands-Arab Partnership tribunals and sources of international (Shiraka Programme) was launched by the criminal (procedural) law Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs (successor to the Matra South Programme). 31 October 2018 The Programme aims to contribute to Daryl Mundis, Registrar, Special Tribunal for and support the sustainable democratic Lebanon (STL) transition in the Arab region. One of the components of this partnership is the Shiraka Substantive law: genocide Training Programme (STP), an instrument 7 November 2018 for enforcement of the bilateral relations Including origins: the Genocide Convention between the Netherlands and eligible Amir Čengić, Legal Officer in the Appeals countries at government level. Chamber at the UN Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals (MICT) The professional development course on ‘Administration of Justice’ is organised four times by the Asser Institute over a period T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 43

of four years (2015-2018). The objective integrity and modernisation of the judiciary; of the course is for civil servants working integrity of adjudication and dealing with the in the field of administration of justice to media in the courts; practical skills workshop; share their knowledge and skills enabling internationalisation of administration of them to lead and inspire the modernisation justice; mediation practices and small of judiciary and prosecution services. The claims procedures; developing a Back Home course aims to strengthen participants’ Action Plan (BHAP) based on the knowledge ties with the Netherlands and the Dutch acquired during the training. The programme government; especially between Dutch civil also comprised several study visits. servants and their counterparts in the target countries. The course consists of two parts, Shiraka Training Programme - Administration one taking place at the Asser Institute, and of Justice (2018) a follow-up part in the region. 9-12 December 2018

In 2018, Project Leader of the Shiraka This was the second part of the fourth course, Training Programme was Asser researcher taking place in Marrakesh (Morocco). At this Dr Narin Idriz. follow-up workshop, participants from the target countries who also took part in the Shiraka Training Programme - Administration first part of the course (The Hague, 2-11 of Justice (2017) September 2018) discussed their suggested 5-7 March 2018 initiatives toward the implementation of the practices learnt in The Netherlands. This was the second part of the third course, taking place in Tunis, Tunisia. At this follow- 2.2.4 ICL-TCL training up workshop, participants from the target countries who also took part in the first part programme of the course (The Hague, 12-21 November 2017) discussed their suggested initiatives Since 2018, the Asser Institute, together with toward the implementation of the practices the Antonio Cassese Initiative, organises learnt in the Netherlands. training courses on International Criminal Law (ICL) and Transnational Criminal Law Shiraka Training Programme - Administration (TCL) for judges and prosecutors from of Justice (2018) francophone African countries. This training course in 2018 marked the beginning of 2-11 September 2018 increased cooperation between the two organisations, which aims to set up a This was the first part of the fourth permanent training centre for judges and course, taking place at the Asser Institute. prosecutors in The Hague, offering a bi- Participants from the following countries annual programme, supported by e-learning, took part: Egypt, Jordan, Libya, Morocco, in the field of ICL, TCL and International Mauritania, Palestinian Territories and Humanitarian Law (IHL). In March 2019, a Tunisia. The programme comprised the follow-up training course for the same group following topics: safeguards of judicial of judges and prosecutors will be organised independence; rule of law principles as at the Asser Institute. foundations of administration of justice; T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 44

In 2018, organisers of the ICL-TCL Training judicial systems, hence strengthening the Programme were Asser Researchers Dr complementarity principle. Moreover, Marta Bo and Dr Christophe Paulussen. the positive atmosphere which prevailed throughout the training course allowed the ICL-TCL Training Course (2018) - participants to stimulate the cooperation ‘Strengthening Domestic Capacity to between their respective countries. This Prosecute International and Transnational course (Renforcement des capacités des Crimes in Africa’ magistrats en matière de répression des 5-9 February 2018 crimes internationaux et transnationaux en Afrique) was given entirely in French. The The week-long course offered a high-quality course was co-funded by the Nuremberg training on the prosecution and adjudication Academy. of international and transnational crimes for prosecutors and judges from French 2.3 Lecture series speaking African countries, including Mali, Cote d’Ivoire, Congo, Burkina Faso, Niger and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. 2.3.1 SCL lectures The programme delved into many relevant topics of ICL and TCL including: the elements The Supranational Criminal Law (SCL) of crimes; the implementation of customary Lectures Series is a lecture series on law and treaty law in national contexts; international criminal law and has been international standards of due process; and organised by the Asser Institute since 2003, cooperation with international courts and in cooperation with the Grotius Centre tribunals and managing complex cases. The for International Legal Studies of Leiden training course featured a number of top University (Campus The Hague) and the speakers coming from international courts Coalition for the International Criminal and tribunals in The Hague and several Court (CICC). academic and professional institutions and organisations focusing on ICL and TCL, The Mladic Trial – An Insider’s View including honoured guests such as Judge 31 January 2018 Abdulqawi A. Yusuf, the recently elected president of the International Court of During this evening lecture, Jonas Nilsson, Justice, or Judge Guénaël Mettraux from the former Senior Legal Officer at The Kosovo Specialist Chambers. The training International Criminal Tribunal for the former course was a success, characterised by many Yugoslavia (ICTY), provided an insider’s view exchanges between the participants and the on the ICTY’s final trial judgement in the speakers, as well as among the participants Ratko Mladić case. He presented numerous themselves. The judges and prosecutors challenges and lessons that are relevant for all attested that the training course had other present and future international courts increased their knowledge of ICL and TCL and tribunals. and strengthened their competences in these fields. They were convinced that the (digital) tools acquired during the training course would prove very useful in their domestic T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 45

2.3.2 HILAC lectures Controversial Targets: Does Contemporary Practice Stretch the Concept of The Hague Initiative for Law and Armed Military Objectives under International Conflict (HILAC) Lecture Series is an Humanitarian Law? occasional lecture series on the subject of 29 May 2019 law and armed conflict organised by the Asser Institute since 2005. The lectures During this evening lecture, Dr Agnieszka are organised in cooperation with the Jachec-Neale (Expert Researcher and Netherlands Red Cross and the Amsterdam Lecturer on International Law, Armed Center for International Law of the Conflict and Post Conflict Environments University of Amsterdam. at the University of Exeter (UK)) discussed the concept of military objectives and Contemporary Constraints on the Waging contemporary targeting practice to analyse whether several types of objects (such as of War: A Tribute to Prof Frits Kalshoven oil trucks and banks) constitute legitimate 16 January 2018 military targets. The evening event commemorated the work and life of late Prof Frits Kalshoven, 2.3.3 ICJ lectures / Hague who passed away on 6 September 2017 at courts dialogue series the age of 93. Frits Kalshoven was Professor Emeritus of Public International Law and of ICJ Lectures International Humanitarian Law at Leiden University and can safely be positioned In 2016, the year of the 70th Anniversary within the international humanitarian of the International Court of Justice (ICJ), law’s hall of fame, as he was instrumental the Asser Institute has taken the initiative in the development of this important field to organise a new series of lectures and of law. The event was co-organised by the seminars about the ICJ. Lectures are Asser Institute’s International Humanitarian organised on topics relevant to the mission and Criminal Law (IHCL) Platform and the and work of the ICJ. Sessions are in English Kalshoven-Gieskes Forum on International or in French, depending on the topic and/or Humanitarian Law (KGF Leiden). Speakers speakers. In 2018, the series was expanded included: Dr Robert Heinsch (Associate into the Hague Courts Dialogue Series (see Professor of Public International Law p. 46). at the Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies of Leiden University and The International Court of Justice and Director of the Kalshoven-Gieskes Forum Nuclear Weapons on International Humanitarian Law), 20 February 2018 Prof Liesbeth Zegveld (Professor of War Reparations at the University of Amsterdam) The event provided opportunity to discuss and Prof Christopher Greenwood (Judge at the (history) of ICJ’s 2016 judgements in the the International Court of Justice). case of Obligations concerning Negotiations relating to Cessation of the Nuclear Arms Race and to Nuclear Disarmament - Marshall Islands v. the United Kingdom, India and T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 46

Pakistan. It also elaborated on the ICJ’s between Sir Christopher Greenwood 1996 Advisory Opinion on the Legality of (former Judge ICJ) and Dr Gérardine Goh the Threat or Use of Nuclear Weapons at the Escolar (First Secretary Designate Diplomat request of the General Assembly of the Lawyer and Adjunct Associate Professor United Nations, as well as other relevant at the National University of Singapore), issues in the field of international law and moderated by Asser researcher Dr Geoff arms control law. Speakers included: Phon Gordon. The conversation addressed the van den Biesen (Co-Agent in the Marshall power of rhetoric and other techniques Islands case and Vice-President of IALANA), of persuasion in legal practices before Prof Eric Myjer (Professor Emeritus of international courts and tribunals. Conflict and Security and Director Centre for Conflict and Security Law at Utrecht 2.3.4 Other lectures University), Kees Nederlof (Netherlands Ambassador for Nuclear Security (ret.), CLEER Lectures formerly International Coordinator of the Global Initiative to Combat Nuclear The Centre for the Law of EU External Terrorism (GICNT)) and Dr Olivier Ribbelink Relations (CLEER), coordinated by the (Senior Researcher at the Asser Institute). Asser Institute, has offered a platform for discussion and implemented various Hague Courts Dialogue Series activities to connect those interested in the EU’s actions on the global plane since 2008. The Hague Courts Dialogue Series started As of 2011, a special lecture series focuses in November 2018, as a continuation on the role of the incumbent presidencies in of Asser’s ICJ Series. It will be a regular coordination and leadership in regional and series of events organised in consultation global issues. with colleagues from the Hague courts community, and in coordination with Le EU-Russia Relations in an Era of Sanctions Club de Droit International. 14 February 2018

Persuasion in Practice before International The first 2018 CLEER lecture was delivered Courts and Tribunals / Launch of the Hague by Prof Peter van Elsuwege (Professor Courts Dialogue Series in EU Law at the University of Gent). The 5 November 2018 lecture focused on the current and future relationship between the EU and Russia and The Asser Institute hosted the first session more specifically to the legal and political of the Hague Courts Dialogue Series implications of the sanctions regime. organised in consultation with colleagues from the Hague courts community, and The Bulgarian Presidency’s experience of in coordination with Le Club de Droit the EU Council in the external relations International. The series is designed to bring feld together practitioners of different judicial bodies based in The Hague on various issues 11 October 2018 that practice in such bodies brings along. This first edition consisted in a conversation H.E. Mr Rumen Alexandrov, Ambassador of Republic of Bulgaria in the Netherlands T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 47

and responded speaker Dr Joris Larik, Leiden University looked back to the main challenges and accomplishments in the field of EU’s international affairs during the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the European Union (CLEER Presidency Lecture).

Improving the sustainability of EU Free Trade Agreements 26 September 2018

This CLEER lecture by Dr Wybe Douma (Former Senior Researcher at the Asser Institute and Lecturer International and European Environmental Law at The Hague University of Applied Sciences) focused on possible improvements to the trade and sustainability chapters in its free trade agreements (FTAs) and used examples of the EU-Canada trade agreements (CETA) and the proposals for a new EU-Mercosur agreement with Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 48

the implication of current and future 3. Projects technological developments for some of the conceptual foundations of State 3.1 New projects4 responsibility in relation to the conduct of armed forces (in particular the notion of State-human agency), and to evaluate how Corporate Social Responsibility in Asia these theoretical considerations translate (CSR) in terms of policy and regulation on the 1 January 2018 – 31 March 2019 development and use of autonomous military technologies. This project will This project aims to analyse the functioning engage in an in-depth analysis of the of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in theoretical underpinnings of responsibility value chain responsibility in Asia, both on for autonomous military technologies, with paper and in practice through a network the aim of identifying on which grounds analysis. The research will analyse case States could be held accountable for their studies about the current state of CSR in use. It will combine a strong component of South and East Asia, its best practices and desk research with a number of meetings shortcomings, and what is needed for more and consultations with academics, experts, effective and efficient CSR in the region. and stakeholders. The output will include The research will focus on the policies of publications on this topic, and policy first tier suppliers/manufacturers (direct recommendations on the way to regulate link to the main company/bank), and – these new technologies. This project is where possible – also second tier (direct carried out by Asser researcher Dr Berenice link to the first tier). Within this framework, Boutin and is funded by the Gerda Henkel specific attention will be given to the roles Stiftung. of Dutch companies, or foreign companies based in the Netherlands, if present. The Artifcial Intelligence & International Law LeidenAsiaCentre is lead partner of this 1 February – 31 July 2018 project, assisted by Asser researchers Dr Antoine Duval and Dr Enrico Partiti, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology has Mondiaal FNV. become powerful in recent times and exhibits levels of autonomy unknown to us Conceptual and Policy Implications before. AI is used to classify defendants in of Increasingly Autonomous Military court, and gauge the risk of repeat offending, Technologies for State Responsibility under in predictive policing, in profiling people and to operate weaponised systems that are International Law independent of human control. Yet there is 1 June 2018 – 31 December 2019 only limited research in the field of Public International Law and AI. This research The main objective of this research project project sets out to identify urgent questions is to explore the conceptual and policy concerning AI and global governance implications of the increasing autonomy of and regulation issues. The roadmap will military technologies for State responsibility specifically focus on issues concerning AI under international law. It seeks to analyse and public international law. This project 4 New projects that started in 2018. is carried out by Asser researcher Berenice T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 49

Boutin in collaboration with Delft University 3.1 Ongoing projects5 of Technology and Kings College London.

Regulation BIa: a standard for free International Crimes Database (ICD) circulation of judgments and mutual trust 1 January 2012 – Present in the EU (JUDGTRUST) 1 November 2018 – 31 October 2020 In 2012, the Asser Institute set up the International Crimes Database (ICD) This project will identify best practices and website. It offers a comprehensive database provide guidelines in the interpretation and on international crimes adjudicated by application of Regulation (EU) 1215/2012 national, international and internationalized on jurisdiction and the recognition and courts. In addition to case law, the enforcement of judgments in civil and ICD website also incorporates general commercial matters (Regulation BIa). This background information about international research is conducted by the Asser Institute crimes, scholarly as well as news articles, (Vesna Lazić, project leader) in cooperation working papers (ICD Briefs) and relevant with Universität Hamburg, University links to other useful databases/websites. of Antwerp and Internationaal Juridisch The ICD website provides access to a range Instituut. The project will evaluate to what of information for scholars and practitioners extent the introduced changes in 2012 (as (such as judges, prosecutors and defense compared to the then existing Regulation counsel), as well as for students, journalists, (EC) 44/2001) have achieved the intended families and communities of victims of aim, what the remaining shortcomings crimes. The project was financially supported are, and whether further changes are by the Netherlands Ministry of Security and useful. It also examines how legislative Justice for a period of five years (1 January projects on the global level and political 2012 – 31 December 2016). As of 2017, developments influence the application of the Municipality of The Hague financially the Regulation. In addition, the project aims contributes to the project. at enhancing a general understanding of the autonomous nature of the EU legal sources. Subsidy Municipality of The Hague It improves the conditions for a more ‘Cultivating trust in the International City uniform interpretation and application of of Peace and Justice’ the Regulation and consequently promotes 1 January 2016 - 31 December 2019 mutual trust and efficiency of cross-border resolution of civil and commercial disputes. In 2016, the Asser Institute was awarded a This project is funded by the DG Justice and subsidy from the Municipality of The Hague Consumers of the European Commission to to contribute to strengthening The Hague’s the Asser Institute. identity as the International City of Peace and Justice and its knowledge infrastructure with respect to international law and dispute settlement. The various activities aim to bring together, in an innovative and fruitful way, the missions of both the

5 Ongoing projects that started before 2018. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 50

Municipality of The Hague and the Asser leader) in cooperation with researchers Institute: together they can strengthen the at Erasmus University Rotterdam and the City’s knowledge structure for international University of Amsterdam. The project is law, while contributing to cultivating trust in funded by the European Commission, DG international law and international dispute Justice. settlement institutions. Memory Laws in European and Comparative Cross-Border Proceedings in Family Law Perspectives Matters before National Courts and CJEU 1 September 2016 – 31 August 2019 1 February 2016 – 31 May 2018 This research project examines memory This project identifies the best practices laws throughout Europe and the world. It and provides for guidelines in the will propose a ‘Framework Declaration on application of Regulation (EC) 2201/2003 Historical Memory’ as a set of legal and policy (BIIaReg) concerning jurisdiction and the guidelines to aid national governments, recognition and enforcement of judgments European and international bodies, and in matrimonial matters and the matters non-governmental organisations in adopting of parental responsibility. Additionally, it critically-minded images of the past within will provide suggestions how to overcome the spheres of education, media, and civic these shortcomings and what role party life. Two Asser researchers (Uladzislau autonomy can play within that framework. Belavusau and Marina Bán) work on the This research is conducted by the Asser project, in cooperation with researchers Institute (Prof Dr Vesna Lazic, project leader) at Queen Mary University of London (UK), in cooperation with researchers at Utrecht the University of Bologna (Italy) and the University, International Legal Institute, Polish Academy of Sciences (Poland). The Ghent University, and the University of project is funded by HERA (Humanities in Valencia. The project is funded by the the European Research Area). European Commission, DG Justice. The Global City: Challenges, Trust and the The Application of Brussels 1 (recast) in the Role of Law Legal Practice of EU Member States 1 September 2016 – 31 August 2020 1 May 2016 – 31 October 2018 This project explores the global city as This project assesses the application of the crucial place where citizenship and Regulation (EU) 1215/2012 (Brussels I fundamental rights have been debated in recast) on jurisdiction and the recognition the past and in the present. It also questions and enforcement of judgments in civil and the role and position of the global city on commercial matters by the national legal the international stage. The project consists orders. The project seeks to get a better of four individual PhD studies, conducted understanding of its functioning and by Asser researchers Julia van der Krieke, focuses on a number of changes that have Yehonatan Elazar-DeMota, Miha Marcenko been made in comparison with the previous and Lisa Roodenburg. Together, they will Regulation. This research is conducted by address a number of related themes: the Asser Institute (Michiel de Rooij, project diversity, migration and trade (including T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 51

the slave trade); political participation and Strengthening the Administrative citizenship; the role of law, fundamental Capacities of the Ministry of Environment rights and duties as a possible source of trust (Twinning Georgia) in the global city of the past and present; 1 July 2017 – 31 March 2018 and, the role and position of the global city in the international (legal) order of the The overall objective of this project is to past and present. Project leader is Prof Dr assist and strengthen the administrative Janne Nijman, who received a grant from capacities of the Ministry of Environment the Gieskes-Strijbis Fonds for this research and Natural Resources Protection of Georgia project. (MENRP). The project’s specific purpose is to assist the MENRP in the transposition and EU Trade and Investment Policy (EUTIP) implementation of the EU environmental 1 April 2017 – 31 March 2021 acquis in the fields of industrial pollution and industrial hazards. Asser researcher This project will foster interdisciplinary Wybe Douma participates as an expert. The research into the evolving international trade project was commissioned by DG NEAR- policy of the European Union (EU) with a view TWINNING of the European Commission, to create a significantly increased European awarded to Kenniscentrum InfoMil knowledge base and research capacity (Netherlands Ministry of Infrastructure and on EU law and policy of the regulation of Water Management). international trade through free trade agreements (FTAs) with third countries. It consists of 15 PhD research projects, which are supervised by academics of 11 partners with an interdisciplinary training programme covering the legal, political and economic foundations of EU trade and investment policy and an interdisciplinary and intersectoral programme of secondments involving 18 partner organisations. The project is coordinated by the University of Birmingham. The Asser Institute is a partner organisation and will host several early stage researchers in 2018 and 2019. The project is an Innovative Training Network (ITN), funded by the European Commission within the framework of its Horizon 2020 Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions. T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 52

4. Staff Directors Executive Board Gert Grift Member of the Board and Director Ernst Hirsch Ballin President of the Board Janne Nijman Member of the Board and Director Governing Board Gert Grift Member of the Board and Director Ernst Hirsch Ballin President of the Board Janne Nijman Member of the Board and Director André Nollkaemper Member of the Board Suzan Stoter Member of the Board Research Department Marina Ban PhD Researcher Uladzislau Belavusau Senior Researcher Marta Bo Researcher Berenice Boutin Researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz Researcher Wybe Douma Senior Researcher Antoine Duval Senior Researcher Yehonatan Elazar-DeMota PhD Researcher Rumyana Grozdanova Researcher Geoff Gordon Senior Researcher Narin Idriz Researcher Julia van der Krieke PhD Researcher Vesna Lazić Senior Researcher Miha Marcenko PhD Researcher Dimitri van den Meerssche Researcher Enrico Partiti Researcher Christophe Paulussen Senior Researcher Kilian Roithmaier Junior Researcher Lisa Roodenburg PhD Researcher Michiel de Rooij Researcher Sofia Stolk Researcher Commisioned Projects Team Nathalie Amtenbrink Project Officer Eva da Costa Project Manager Education & Events Eline Dorst Project Manager Education & Events T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 53

Maria Sperling Senior Project Officer Martine van Trigt Senior Project Officer PR & Communication Faten Bushehri PR & Communications Officer Pascal Messer Head of Communications Antoinette Wessels PR & Communications Officer Financial administration Tom Rietmeijer Financial Administrator Management support Karlijn Dijksterhuis Researcher Svetlana Epema Researcher Annelies Verkerk Researcher Operations & Special Projects Marco van der Harst Information Officer Wouter Lemaire Web Developer/Programmer Radjesh Rose Assistant Technical Services Julien Simon Head of Operations & Special Projects Asser Press Frank Bakker Publisher T.M.C. Asser Press Kiki van Gurp Production Coordinator Wilma Wildeman Editorial Assistant Visiting Research Fellows Rumyana Grozdanova University of Liverpool (UK) Anna Wojcik Institute of Law Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences (Poland) Jens Hillebrand Pohl Max Planck Institute Luxembourg (Luxembourg) Cornelia Furculita German University of Administrative Sciences Speyer (Germany) Mohan Kumar Karna Shelter City Fellow T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 54

Annex 2: T.M.C. Asser Press Publications in 2018 The Institute’s publishing house T.M.C. Periodicals and Yearbooks Asser Press promotes and disseminates some of the best legal thinking in the fields Netherlands International Law Review - of international and European Law from Volume 65 - 2018 across the world. Asser Press, together with Editor-in-Chief: P. Vlas members of the Law Faculties of Dutch ISSN 0165-070X; 3 issues p.a. and foreign universities and staff members Online ISSN 1741-6191 of international organisations based in The Hague and abroad, offers a platform European Business Organization Law Review for academic cooperation through the (EBOR) – Volume 19 – 2018 publication of books, e-books and journals. Editor-in-Chief: R. Kulms ISSN 1566-7529; 4 issues p.a. The T.M.C. Asser Press English book titles Online ISSN 1741-6205 are distributed by its publishing partner SpringerNature and available worldwide Hague Journal on the Rule of Law – Volume via SpringerLink. The books are published 10 – 2018 in three formats: as hardbacks, paperbacks, Editor-in-Chief: R. Janse and as e-books. ISSN 1876-4045; 2 issues p.a. Online ISSN 1876-4053 Through the availability of their titles via thousands of universities and libraries, International Sports Law Journal – Volume 18 T.M.C. Asser Press ensures a wide – 2018 international distribution, visibility and Editor-in-Chief: J. Lindholm readership. Information on the books can ISSN 1567-7559; 4 issues p.a. be found in Bookmetrix, a comprehensive Online ISSN 2213-5154 web-based overview of the reach, usage and readership of the book or individual Nederlands Internationaal Privaatrecht - NIPR chapters. - Volume 36 - 2018 Editors: K. de Visser, M. ten Wolde et al. T.M.C. Asser Press performed well in 2018, ISSN 0167-7594; 4 issues p.a. publishing twenty new book titles and five journals, numbering a total of seventeen Yearbook of International Humanitarian Law issues (YIHL) - Volume 20 – 2017 Editor-in-Chief: Terry Gill ISBN 9789462652637 ISSN 1389-1359 T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 55

Online ISSN 1574-096X Memory and Punishment - Historical Denialism, Free Speech and the Limits of Netherlands Yearbook of International Law Criminal Law (NYIL) - Volume 48 – 2017 ICJ Series Volume 19 Volume Editors: F. Amtenbrink, D. Prévost Author: E. Fronza and R.A. Wessel ISBN 9789462652330 ISBN 9789462652422 ISSN 0167-6768 Beyond Genocide: Transitional Justice and Online ISSN 1574-0951 Gacaca Courts in Rwanda - The Search for Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Yearbook of International Sports Arbitration ICJ Series Volume 20 2016 - Volume 2 Author: P. Sullo Editors: A. Duval and A. Rigozzi ISBN 9789462652392 ISBN 9789462652361 ISSN 2522-8501 Online ISSN 2522-851X Information Technology and Law NL Arms Netherlands Annual Review of Series Military Studies 2018 Editors: H. Monsuur, J.M. Jansen and F.J. Privacy and Data Protection Seals Marchal IT&Law Series Volume 28 ISBN 9789462652453 Editors: R. Rodigues and V. Papakonstantinou ISSN 1387-8050 ISBN 9789462652279 Online ISSN 2452-235X Open Data Exposed ICJ Series Volume 30 International Criminal Justice Editors: B. van Loenen, G. Vancauwenberghe Series and J. Crompvoets ISBN 9789462652606 The ‘Contextual’ Elements of the Crime of Genocide Monographs and Edited Volumes ICJ Series Volume 17 Author: N. Koursami The Prevention of Gross Human Rights ISBN 9789462652248 Violations Under International Human Rights Law Prosecution of Politicide in Ethiopia - The Red Author: N. van der Have Terror Trials ISBN 9789462652309 ICJ Series Volume 18 Author: M. T. Tessema Maritime Interception and the Law of Naval ISBN 9789462652545 Operations - A Study of Legal Bases and Legal Regimes in Maritime Interception Operations Author: M. Fink ISBN 9789462652484 T.M.C. Annual Report 2018 | Annex 1: Research Output 56

The Use of Force against Ukraine and Authors: E. Hey / F. Violi / J. Spier / A.H.A. International Law - Jus Ad Bellum, Jus In Bello, Soons Jus Post Bellum ISBN 9789067043564 Editors: S. Sayapin and E. Tsybulenko ISBN 9789462652217 Een geschenk aan de wereld - Honderd jaar Internationaal Juridisch Instituut The Duty of Care of International Organizations Author: E. Prins Towards Their Civilian Personnel - Legal ISBN 9789067043557 Obligations and Implementation Challenges Editors: A. de Guttry, M. Frulli, E. Greppi, C. Macchi ISBN 9789462652576

International Dispute Resolution - Selected Issues in International Litigation and Arbitration Editors: V. Lazić and S. Stuij ISBN 9789462652514

The participation of the EU in international dispute settlement - Lessons from EU Investment Agreements Author: L. Pantaleo ISBN 9789462652699

Nuclear Non-Proliferation oin International Law, Volume IV - Human Perspectives on the Development and Use of Nuclear Energy Editors: J. L. Black-Branch and D. Fleck ISBN 9789462652668

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A Third Emergent Migrant Subject Unrecognized in Law: Refugees from ‘Development’ – Third Annual T.M.C. Asser Lecture Author: S. Sassen ISBN 9789067043571

Climate Change: Options and Duties under International Law (Preadviezen – Mededelingen van de Koninklijke Nederlandse Vereniging voor Internationaal Recht 145)

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