37th Biennial Conference of the German Society of International Law
9th March 2022, 2:30pm – 11th March 2022, 6:00pm, Heidelberg
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May 2021
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Issue 50
37th Biennial Conference of the German Society of International Law
The next Biennial Conference of the German Society of International Law with the theme “Withdrawal from Multilateralism - International Law in Danger?” will be held in Heidelberg from 9 to 11 March 2022.
The 38th Biennial Conference of the Society will take place in Göttingen in March 2023.
Hermann Mosler Prize and Gerhard Kegel Prize 2020/2021
This year, the dissertation prizes were awarded to the following young scholars.
Dr. Maria Monnheimer received the Hermann Mosler Prize. Dr. Adrian Hemler received the Gerhard Kegel Prize.
The award ceremony took place on 12 March 2021 as an online event. The video is available here.
The Society
The German Society of International Law is devoted to the promotion of Public International Law, Private International Law and other fields of transnational law. For that purpose, it assembles experts from theory and practice qualified in these fields in common scientific endeavours. The core feature is the biannual conferences to which all members are invited. The papers and discussions are published in the Reports (Berichte) of the Society (German with English summaries).
In addition, the Society organises workshops (Studientagungen) concerning particular subjects or relating to particular events. Furthermore, study groups (Studiengruppen) are established to deal with specific problems.
The Society is actively engaged in scientific cooperation with societies of a similar character. Regular common activities are organised with the Société française pour le droit international.
Internationales Recht in der Juristenausbildung
Juristinnen und Juristen müssen sich heute in allen Bereichen nicht mehr nur nationalen und europäischen, sondern auch globalen und transnationalen Herausforderungen stellen. Damit haben sich die Anforderungen an junge Juristinnen und Juristen geändert, von denen fast überall erwartet wird, dass sie sich in einem von nationalen über das europäische bis hin zum internationalen und transnationalem Recht erstreckenden Ordnungssystem bewegen können.
Die Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationales Recht setzt sich dafür ein, dass diesen Anforderungen auch in der juristischen Grundausbildung Rechnung getragen wird. Hierzu hat sie im Rahmen ihrer „AG Lehre“ eine Reihe von Initiativen ergriffen.