As the first female editor of the ZaöRV, I would like to see many more submissions by women - from all over the world.
Anne Peters
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Anne Peters
@AnnePetersMPIL
Joined November 2019
- Welcome, members of the German society of international law, to Heidelberg!
- DGIR 2023 in Göttingen. Doppelte Premiere: Postkolonial UND mit Baby
- German Society of International Law : Board and Council statement on the Russian attack on Ukraine. dgfir.de/society/
- Congratulations to Lori Damrosch, Max Planck visiting scholar, receiving the Manley O Hudson medal today at ASIL.
- Aix - the most vibrant place for debating international law these days - #ESIL2023 . Max Planck alumni and alumnae and everyone : welcome to our Max Planck book stand !
- congratulations to our @RaffaelaKunz and her co-editors, for putting together such an innovative volume. Much more than just another textbook in English. + grateful for the opportunity to bring animals as potential IL persons into the picture 🐈.📚 New publication! With co-authored chapters by @GraBaranowska & @silviasteiningr "Public International Law: A Multi-Perspective Approach" @routledgebooks explores overarching themes in international law from diverse perspectives. Freely accessible here: taylorfrancis.com/books/oa-edit/…
- congratulations to our Max Planck senior research affiliate @EPobjie ! A most probing research on a concept that is - alas - ever so relevant in times of international disorder.
- Even the ZaöRV will soon go OA“Für mich ist Open Access eine Frage der Gerechtigkeit und der Fairness.” @RaffaelaKunz befürwortet #OpenAccess in der Forschung. Das komplette #jurOA2021 Interview: juroa2021.fh-potsdam.de youtu.be/UpVAVpL5lWs #jurOA
- This book takes the debate on animal rights to a new level - read open access.Out now: #OpenAccess book "One Rights: Human and Animal Rights in the Anthropocene" by #MPIL Senior Fellow Dr. Saskia Stucki (@Saskia_Stucki), published by @SpringerLaw. Read now at bit.ly/3Ixzefh
- congratulations to Philipp Glahé ! for the publication of his discoveries from the undergrounds of our dear MPIL.
- talking about „uncle Hans Kelsen“ in Vienna from a new perspective- Samuel Moyn brilliantly at the occasion of the board meeting of the @JHIL_RHDI journal.
