About the Lecture
In light of global conflicts and political upheavals, international law is facing increasing challenges. In his lecture, Prof. Dr. Jochen Rauber takes stock of the current situation and examines the significance and future of international law in turbulent times. In doing so, he highlights both the pressures on the international legal order and its enduring structures and resilience.
The lecture is titled:
“Is International Law Disappearing? Challenges, Forces of Persistence, and Prognosis for Its Decline”
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Speaker
Prof. Dr. Jochen Rauber
University of Hanover -
Organizer
Max Barnewitz
Forum Siegen / University of Siegen -
Semester Program
During the winter semester, Forum Siegen is hosting ten events. These events are organized under the overarching theme “A World in Transition?”
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About the Siegen Forum
The multifaceted problems of our time make it impossible to conduct scientific research solely within the academic ivory tower. Although scientific research and enlightenment cannot conjure up magic solutions or concise instructions, they are nonetheless capable of shaping many insights and decisions across all areas of society through methodological training, critical questioning, and well-considered information. Acting in difficult times requires greater reflection. At FORUM SIEGEN, therefore, we discuss problems and examine methods that are relevant to “practical application” in politics, business, and culture.
Please feel free to bring your friends to Forum Siegen.
We look forward to your participation and to lively discussions with you!
