Hosted by Tilburg Law School
Wednesday 2 December through Friday 4, from 17:00 to 21:00 CET.
Wednesday 2 December – Technologies and modalities of regulation:
- Professor Alejandro Camacho (Chancellor’s Professor of Law at UC Irvine School of Law, US): ‘The Future of Conservation? Law and Ethics in the Anthropocene’
- Professor Liz Fisher(Professor of Environmental Law, Oxford University, UK): ‘Imagining the Rule of Law in Precarious Times’
- Professor Louis Kotzé (Professor of Law at North-West University, South Africa): ‘The Principles of Earth System Law’
Thursday 3 December – Institutional architectures and complexity:
- Professor Jaye Ellis (Professor of Law at McGill University, Canada): ‘Forms of Law in the Anthropocene’
- Professor Rakhyun Kim (Assistant Professor of Global Environmental Governance at the Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development, Utrecht University, NL): ‘Earth System Law for the “Day After Tomorrow”’
- Dr. Johan Horst (Postdoctoral Researcher at the Integrated Research Institute ‘Law & Society’ at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany): ‘The Emancipatory Potential of Law in the Anthropocene’
Friday 4 December – Conceptual and foundational transformations:
- Professor Frédéric Neyrat (Professor of Planetary Humanities at Wisconsin-Madison University, US): ‘Planetary Sovereignty: How to Avoid the Terrifying Terra-Fire?’
- Professor Karen Morrow (Professor of Environmental Law at Swansea University, UK): ‘Planetary Sovereignty: What does it mean for the human-nature relationship?’
- Professor David Chandler (Professor of International Relations at Westminster University, UK): ‘The Black Anthropocene’