Delighted to announce that an advanced copy of my article 'Remedying the Limitations of the CTBT? Testing under the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons'. My thanks go to the superb editorial team at @MelbJIL! @UniRDG_Law@UniRdg_GLAR@UniRdg_PhD@SWWDTP
New in 21(1): Christopher Evans (@cpevans95) (@UniRDG_Law) examines the testing prohibition under the #TPNW and its potential to remedy the limitations of the #CTBT in the pursuit of nuclear #disarmament. Advance copy at https://t.co/DFlVv3mPaS #intlaw#nuclearban
New on Armscontrollaw!: Guest Post: What Nuclear Weapons-Related Activities Are Covered by the Environmental Remediation obligation of the Nuclear Ban Treaty? Part 1: A Question of Interpretation? https://t.co/ZJW5E5nRFV
Environmental remediation formed a key discussion topic at #TPNW1MSP which concluded yesterday, and it is hoped that this article provides some further assessment of the nature of Article 6(2)
Pleased to see my latest article 'The Contours and Limits of Environmental Remediation Under the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons' published #openaccess with the Netherlands International Law Review https://t.co/6fpjIxdgph #TPNW
This article forms part of my recent postdoctoral work with the University of Auckland and @annahood, and provides a detailed analysis of exactly what Article 6(2) of the #TPNW entails for states parties from various perspectives.
Some really interesting contributions here. I’m pleased to see my working paper listed also which looks at the role of International Environmental Law principles during the implementation of environmental remediation efforts pursuant to Article 6(2) #TPNW https://t.co/4tz67RyL92
Ahead of the TPNW MSP, check out the working papers from states & NGOs now online! Lots of thoughtful contributions on implementing and taking forward #nuclearban: https://t.co/xiELRE6Wi7.
.@nuclearban's backgrounder on the MSP agenda is also online here: https://t.co/PPMMrdp5Qn
A look at Iran's nuclear non-proliferation obligations and the grounds for Iran’s possible withdrawal from the NPT by Christopher P. Evans. https://t.co/y5lmZD0Nya
After a week of trying to take it all in, I'm beyond delighted to announce that I have passed my PhD viva with no corrections! A great way to cap off three years of research at @UniRDG_Law@UniRdg_GLAR@UniRdg_PhD
My thanks go to @james_a_green, Lawrence Hill-Cawthorne, and @aurelsari for there support over the past three years. Thanks are also due to the wider PGR community and staff at @UniRDG_Law, along with the @SWWDTP for their financial backing too.
My first book review was published about a month ago, taking a look at Stuart Casey-Maslen and Tobias Vestner's 'A Guide to International Disarmament Law' with @j_csl! https://t.co/d4Zilm7xsm
After a little time off following the submission of my PhD thesis, I'm delighted to announce that as of Monday, I'll be starting an eight-month postdoctoral research position at the University of Auckland Law School @AKLLawSchool, and working closely with @annahood! 1/
During this time, I'll be exploring the positive obligations of the #TPNW, particularly surrounding the nature and content of the victim assistance and environmental remediation provisions of the treaty. 2/
We are delighted to publish the programme for the 2021/22 Ghandhi Research Seminar Series, with the fantastic @ShucksmithC, @RebeccaAnneLaw, Parosha Chandran, Usha Natarajan and @Barrie_Sander! For further details and registration, see https://t.co/mJmmx7VrRh. @UniRDG_Law
Huge thanks to @james_a_green @aurelsari and Lawrence Hill-Cawthorne for all their support over the last three years! And the @SWWDTP for their generous financial backing too! Time for a beer!
Could Iran legally withdraw from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons due to sanctions, targeted attacks and broader hostilities with the United States? Read @cpevans95 article in our Summer Issue here: https://t.co/JOQbArAH41