Mapping International Law in Europe

Europe has a longstanding and thriving international legal research culture. The challenge for the future is to ensure that researchers throughout Europe are able to collaborate more easily with their counterparts in other countries, to get a better idea of research in progress elsewhere, and to be able to contact their peers in other parts of Europe. The European Society of International Law is ideally placed to contribute to these challenges and to encourage synergies among the many national institutions in Europe engaged in international legal research.

The ‘Mapping international law in Europe’ project aims to serve as a database of all institutions involved in international law research in Europe. National rapporteurs, mostly young international law scholars from all over Europe, have volunteered to make this information available. The ESIL is grateful for their work.

The current National rapporteurs are:
For Albania: Ditmir Bushati
For Austria: Christian Pippan
For Belgium: Julie Ringelheim
For Croatia: Morana Vucinic
For the Czech Republic: Veronika Bílková
For Denmark: Ole Spiermann
For Estonia: Lauri Malksoo
For Finland: Martin Bjorklund
For France: Myriam Benlolo Carabot et Anaïs Moutiers
For Georgia: Konstantin Korkelia
For Germany: Dirk Pulkowski
For Hungary: Gábor Sulyok
For Iceland: Thordis Ingadottir
For Latvia: Kristine Kruma
For the Netherlands: Larissa van Herik
For Poland: Agnieszka Nowak
For Romania: Daniela A. Deteseanu
For Russia: Labin Dmitry
For Spain: Helena Torroja
For Sweden: Jessica M. Almqvist
For Switzerland: Anne Peters
For Turkey: Basak Cali
For the United Kingdom: Chester Brown

Gaps in the project will be filled on a continuous basis. As it is anticipated that the project will often fall behind developments, institutions listed in the database are welcome to contact “Mapping International Law in Europe” coordinators to complement/update the information provided.
Rapporteurs are currently sought for the countries not yet listed. Volunteers are encouraged to apply!

Albania
Austria
Belgium
Croatia
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Georgia
Germany
Hungary
Iceland
Latvia
Netherlands
Poland
Romania
Russia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
International Organizations