AIM AND PURPOSE

While the focus of the group includes classical approaches to international law, emphasis is also put on new avenues and the interaction and synergy between international, regional and national law, including the issue of multi-regulatory sources of law. More specifically, the group aims:

1. 1. To overall boost the quantity and quality of international law teaching, researching and publishing activities under the auspices of the Department of Law
   2. To promote and support the ongoing process of ‘internationalization’ within the Department.
   3. To enhance the quantity and quality of group member publications in international journals.
   4. To establish multi-disciplinary and/or multi-actor projects funded externally in part or in full.
   5. To organize and host national and international seminars and conferences with a view to share and generate cutting edge research and novel approaches pertaining to international law.