On Tuesday the 20th of February at 15h (until 17h30) (Meeting Room Liberty Campus Aula UGent), GRILI will hold a seminar with prof. Catharine Titi, author of the book "The Parthenon Marbles and International Law"? During the seminar Catharine will present her new book and enter into discussion with some of our own (Belgian) colleagues: Amber Gardeyn (Legal History Institute, UGent) and Mathias Desmet (IRCP, Ugent) from our own faculty and Emma Dhondt (Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies, KU Leuven). Our colleagues will of course also present on a related aspect of their own research related to cultural heritage. These presentations will be followed by a discussion and opportunity for Q&A with the panel.
The seminar is free to attend and some refreshments will be made available, though registration is required via email to Kristien Ballegeer (kristien.ballegeer@ugent.be).
The Ghent Rolin-Jaequemyns International Law Institute is a vibrant research institute, composed of ten faculty members and more than 20 doctoral and post-doctoral researchers. Its activities span the entire realm of public international law, ranging
from the law of armed
conflict and interna-
tional human rights
law, to the law of the
sea, international en-
vironmental law and
international criminal law.