Conference Welcome
(TBC) Faculty of Law, UiT – The Arctic University of Norway
Organizer's Welcome
Gor Samvel, Faculty of Law, UiT – The Arctic University of Norway
Implementing Repair in an Imploding World: Climate Change, Reparations and International Law
Tim Lindgren (European University Institute, Department of Law)
Challenging International Environmental Law's Binaries
Anne Saab (Graduate Institute Geneva, International Law Department)
Relating to Water, Relating to Each Other: Hope, Healing, and Care
Margherita Paola Poto (UiT – The Arctic University of Norway, Faculty of Law)
Protecting Those Who Protect: Introduction to the mandate of Special Rapporteur on Environmental Defenders under the Aarhus Convention (a pre-recorded video intervention)
Michel Forst (Special Rapporteur on Environmental Defenders under the Aarhus Convention)
Concluding remarks by Moderator
Nandor Knust (UiT – The Arctic University of Norway, Faculty of Law)
Location: UiT, Tromsø, Campus Breivika, Teorifagbygget house 1, Floor 2, Room 1.217
Timing: 20-minute interventions, followed by 15-minute Q&A and discussion, and 10 minutes for moderators' concluding remarks.
Lunch Break 12:15 -13:15 │Theoretical Studies Canteen (Theoretical Studies Building)
From State to Non-State Sovereignty: The Rise of Private City-States
Francesco Pipicella (Uppsala University, Department of Law)
Coffee break 14:05 -14:20
Between Public Mandate and Private Power: State-Owned Entities as Enforcers of International Environmental Law
Mihaela Barnes (Nomos Strategy Consulting)
Enforcing global biodiversity goals through sovereign debt agreements: The case of TNC
Arinç Onat Kiliç (University of Antwerp, Faculty of Law)
Concluding remarks by Moderator
Apostolos Tsiouvalas (UiT – The Arctic University of Norway, Faculty of Law, NCLOS)
Location: UiT, Tromsø, Campus Breivika, Teorifagbygget house 1, Floor 2, Room 1.217
Timing: 20-minute interventions, followed by 15-minute Q&A and discussion, and 10 minutes for moderators' concluding remarks.
Dinner 18:00-20:00 ( Venue TBC - Speakers/Moderators)
Beyond the State: Port Authorities, Passenger Terminals, and the Plural Enforcement of International Environmental Law at the Sea–Port–City Interface
Josep Lluís Díez i Besora (Rovira i Virgili University, Department of Private, Procedural and Financial Law │Tarragona Port Authority)
Delegated Enforcement: Situating Sea Shepherd's Action within the Scope of Coastal State's Obligations under UNCLOS
Andrea Longo (NOVA School of Law and CEDIS, Universidade NOVA de Lisboa)
Coffee break 10:40 -10:50
Contested Private Authority: NGOs, Local Coastal Communities and the Implementation of International Environmental Law
Michel Camille (University of Fribourg)
Concluding remarks by Moderator
Mathilde Morel (UiT – The Arctic University of Norway, Faculty of Law, NCLOS)
Location: UiT, Tromsø, Campus Breivika, Teorifagbygget building 4, Floor 2, Room 4.213
Timing: 20-minute interventions, followed by 15-minute Q&A and discussion, and 10 minutes for moderators' concluding remarks.
Lunch Break 12:00 -13:15 │Theory Faculty Canteen (Theory Faculty Building)
Who Enforces International Environmental Law? Private Litigation Beyond the State
Inbar Druyan (University of Haifa, Faculty of Law)
The role of NGOs in the operationalization of States' international fisheries obligations
Eva R van der Marel (UiT – The Arctic University of Norway, Faculty of Law, NCLOS))
Concluding remarks by Moderator
Mana Elise Hera Tugend (UiT – The Arctic University of Norway, Faculty of Law, NCLOS)
Location: UiT, Tromsø, Campus Breivika, Teorifagbygget building 4, Floor 2, Room 4.213
Timing: 20-minute interventions, followed by 15-minute Q&A and discussion, and 10 minutes for moderators' concluding remarks.
Coffee break 14:50 -15:00
The Law Enforcement NGO model: Experience of Wildlife Law Enforcement in Africa
Ofir Drori (The EAGLE Network (Eco Activists for Governance and Law Enforcement))
What does it take to have an alternative (non-state) normative order of enforcement of international environmental law?
Gor Samvel & Nandor Knust
Concluding remarks by Moderator
Nathalie Otroshi (UiT – The Arctic University of Norway, Faculty of Law)
Location: UiT, Tromsø, Campus Breivika, Teorifagbygget building 4, Floor 2, Room 4.213
Timing: 20- 25-minute interventions, followed by 10- 15-minute Q&A and discussion, and 10 minutes for moderators' concluding remarks.
All participants facilitated by Nandor Knust and Gor Samvel
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