Organizers

Lena Foljanty holds the Chair for Globalization and Legal Pluralism at the University of Vienna’s Law Faculty. Her research interests include globalization and translation processes in law and the transnational history of legal practices and methods, as well as the legal aftermath of Nazi Germany, and legal gender studies.

Zülâl Muslu is an assistant professor of legal history at Tilburg Law School. She has expertise in global legal history and the history of international laws, with a focus on the late Ottoman Empire. Her research explores semi-colonial and decolonial dynamics, the interplay between law and emotions, and the crisis in institutional trust.

Miloš Vec teaches global and European legal history at the Law Faculty of the University of Vienna. He specializes in the history of international law and public law, as well as law during the industrial revolution. His research interests include the history of criminology, modern regulation regimes, and pariah weapons.

Speakers (in order of appearance)

Thomas Duve (Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory)

Luisa Stella Coutinho (Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory)

Mariana Dias Paes (American University of Paris)

Bernhard Gollob (University of Graz)

Tzung-Mou Wu (Taiwanese Academy of Sciences)

Fiammetta Bonfigli (University of Vienna)

Edhem Eldem (Columbia University)

Rachel Gillett (Utrecht University)

Nina Keller-Kemmerer (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen)

Raphael Schäfer (Voices of JHIL podcast)

Anna Sophia Tiedeke (Völkerrechtsblog)