Alina Papanastasiou

PhD cand @cambridgelaw @stjohnscam @Lauterpacht_Ctr working on public international law & dispute settlement | assistant editor @ICSID_Rep

[Alina Papanastasiou @alinapapan]

Interested in how international courts and tribunals have confronted (or not) questions of statehood ‘indirectly’ brought before them? Some thoughts on this, esp in view of Palestine’s intervention requests in SA v Israel under arts 62 & 63 ICJ Statute. Thoughts welcome.

[EJIL: Talk! @ejiltalk]

Statehood as an Incidental Issue in International Adjudication: Reflections on Palestine’s Intervention Request in South Africa v Israel | by @alinapapan

https://t.co/AdQeuyArZx

[🌍⚖️ Seb Duyck | @duycks.bsky.social @duycks]

🔥⚖️🌐HAPPENING NOW: Historic #ClimateJustice Ruling being delivered by the 🇺🇳🧑‍⚖️ @CIJ_ICJ International Court of Justice - this ruling could signal a new dawn for climate law & accountability
📝🧵Live thread below with context, summary and analysis 👇
#ClimateJusticeAO #AOLetsGo

[Mike Becker @mabecker17]

Result in #Sudan v #UAE: #ICJ decides by 14-2 to reject Sudan's request for provisional measures based on lack of prima facie jurisdiction; ICJ also decides 9-7 to remove the case from the General List, thus ending the case.

[Journal of International Economic Law @JIEL_OUP]

.@alinapapan examines retroactive regulation in #investmentlaw post-‘Francogeddon,’ focusing on stability and investor due diligence standards. https://t.co/aRTPpbFXJv

[Alina Papanastasiou @alinapapan]

@Lauterpacht_Ctr @AthensPIL

[Alina Papanastasiou @alinapapan]

My article ‘Lost in conversion: rethinking investment treaty protection against retroactive regulation in the wake of the “Francogeddon”’ is out and open access @JIEL_OUP.
https://t.co/ts7UfCso7s
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[Alina Papanastasiou @alinapapan]

The work behind this article started years ago during my LLM @cambridgelaw @stjohnscam @Cambridge_Uni. Massive thanks to @WaibelM09, my LLM thesis supervisor for his invaluable guidance (in line with JIEL’s policies Prof Waibel was not involved in the article’s selection). 8/8

[Cambridge Arbitration Society, CUArb @CUA_rb]

Registration is now open for the 10th Cambridge Arbitration Day!
Join us for a full day of panels and discussions with leading arbitration experts and practitioners on the theme: “The 2020s and Beyond: Crises, Climate, and Technology.”
Get tickets here: https://t.co/5jAD2HHPzx

[Lauterpacht Centre for International Law @Lauterpacht_Ctr]

This week! 13 & 14 March: Diversity and Self-Determination in International Law: Continuing conversations with Karen Knop. Speakers: Roxana Banu, Christine Chinkin, Megan Donaldson, Martti Koskenniemi, Susan Marks, Anne Peters, Mai Taha Registration: https://t.co/sT7hNOp3oF

[Lauterpacht Centre for International Law @Lauterpacht_Ctr]

Join us for tomorrow's lunchtime lecture | 1pm Friday 7 February 2025: 'Governing Sovereign Debt Crises: The Case for International Sovereign Insolvency Law' - Dr Karina Patrício Ferreira Lima, University of Leeds School of Law. All welcome to attend: https://t.co/RPywLF0Mlx

[Michael Waibel @WaibelM09]

Important day in the Hague, Prof. Jorge Vinuales addressing the World Court on behalf of Vanuatu.

[akila radhakrishnan @akila_rad]

A lot to unpack in the ICJ advisory opinion on Palestine, but I want to highlight the important intersectional analysis, including on the basis of gender, in Judge Charlesworth's declaration--something that we don't often see from the ICJ. 👏🏾

https://t.co/yAZkby7t3r

[Cambridge International Law Journal (CILJ) @CamIntLJ]

Volume 13(1) of the Cambridge International Law Journal has been published.

Many thanks to our Editorial Board, Academic Review Board, and ad-hoc academic reviewers. Many thanks also to Edward Elgar Publishing for their continued support.

@Elgar_Law

https://t.co/pW6SwJoVmn

[matina papadaki @MatinaPapadaki]

The ILA Biennial Conference has kicked off! Great to see so many colleagues in Athens. See here for a full programme https://t.co/8QXUORNYnh @ILA_official @AthensPIL