Professor, University of Oslo and Co-Director, Centre for Law and Social Transformation. Tweets on rights, investment, methods, constitutions and technology.
Have a new article out in AJIL Unbound on automated decision-making. It examines the many real concerns but argues that critique must be evidence-based, avoid romanticisation of 'human systems', and help foster digital accountability tools. Open access!
https://t.co/9jChxPg4M6
Are arbitral awards the end point of ISDS? In this EJIL article, @taylor__stjohn, @malcolmoslo, @YuliyaChernykh, @Oyvind_Stiansen, T. Gulseth Berge, and @LawProfPuig show that investor-state bargaining continues in the shadow of awards.
https://t.co/VDXnwDMJRM
Norway will always support a UN Secretary General determined to defend the Charter and the principles therein, irrespective of who violates it. No country should declare the SG persona non grata for carrying out his mandate.
Tenk hvis @Regjeringen heller hadde satt av 50% av midlene som kreves for språkkravtiltaket i et fond som ga insentiver til lærebøker på norsk, ordbøker for fagterminologi, mm.
Mye sterkere effekt på norsk fagspråkutvikl., og uten bieffektene på unge forskere og kunnskapsutvikl.
📍 Sudan | We call for greater access to deliver humanitarian aid as millions of people go without basics for survival.
People in Sudan urgently need more help, but difficult access continue to hamper humanitarian relief efforts.
Read more 👉🏽 https://t.co/oryj04tBPN
Excellent piece by Arash Abizadeh explaining the reasons behind PAPA’s entire editorial board resignation (JPP did the same a few months ago) and the exploitation on which (commercial) academic publishing is based. https://t.co/lXQ6bGDZE5
Happy to see our report published by the @coe! Co-written with @Øystein Flø Baste & @malcolmoslo, the report examines how licenses are used to regulate the reuse of judgments published online in five countries: the UK, France, Estonia, Finland, & Norway 1/2
#ESIL2024Vilnius will have a panel on Dispute Resolution in Times of Technological Change chaired by @EFromageau (University of Aberdeen) and @malcolmoslo (Oslo University), @katiafachgomez (University of Zaragoza), Johanas Baltrimas (Vilnius University) presenting their works.
The third fora of #2024ESILVilnius – „Dispute Resolution in Times of Technological Change“. This forum addresses these digital dilemmas in dispute resolution.
Prepare for an engaging discussion with @EFromageau, @malcolmoslo, @katiafachgomez and Johanas Baltrimas.
Out now @JIEL_OUP my piece on the influence of legal scholars on the development of international investment law. Thanks to eds. @WaibelM09@Claussen_K@LawProfPuig and anonymous reviewers for an excellent review process + all who commented on drafts!
https://t.co/gj4DgSNSdd
🆕 Research Methods in Human Rights: 2nd Edition, edited by @smr_uio's Bård A. Andreassen, @dundeeuni's @claire_ob1 & @HumanRightsDK's Hans-Otto Sano with contributions from many leading scholars
Out now ➡️ https://t.co/9xWHFA9Jw6
🆓 Read Chapter 1 ➡️ https://t.co/l5PufFM8KZ
Do investment treaties promote good governance? Do they encourage government officials to act reasonably and proportionately, and to follow norms of due process? After years of empirical work, our answer is: No https://t.co/LVjsmfvMrS @ZoePhillipsW 1/
1/ Most days combine anger and incredulity. Some days are just about sadness. Today is a sad day. Israel is imploding. This is a process. Israelis and their harshest critics deny the existence of a process. Both sides view "their" violence as inherently justified. --->