The Call for Papers is now Closed
We invite submissions from academics and practitioners at all stages of their professional career that tackle the following themes:
- International criminal justice and its crises
- New developments in international criminal law
- Politics or pragmatism? Reflecting on the work of the ICC
- Beyond the ICC: International criminal justice within domestic jurisdictions
- International criminal justice’s blindspots
- An international criminal justice for the present and for the future?
- Teaching international criminal law
Those interested in presenting should submit a 300 word abstract on their proposed presentation by 22 April 2026. Applicants whose abstracts have been accepted will be notified by 8 May 2026.
Following on from the success of the previous years’ in-person conferences and to provideparticipants and attendees with the opportunity to make connections and develop their networks, the conference will be held in-person at the ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½’s University Park campus from 13-14July 2026. All attendees will need to fund their own travel and accommodation, and there will be a small registration fee to contribute to the cost of hosting the event
Enquiries about the conference should be directed to Dr Hemi Mistry.