FREE ONLINE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE COSMOPOLITAN JUSTICE II

Cosmopolitan law concerns the consecration of the individual as a subject of international law, especially regarding human rights and international criminal law, but also in areas such as minority rights, environmental law and the common heritage of humanity. The notion of international law is considered inappropriate for nominating relations in which the individual becomes the main subject of law: the stake is not an international law governing relations between states, but a cosmopolitan law, which gives an individual a power against the state, or which confers power on international forums against individuals despite their states.

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We invite contributions exploring the potentiality of thinking and implementing a cosmopolitan law from a plurality of perspectives and resources.

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