The Stockholm Centre for International Law and Justice invites you to a seminar with

Annelise Riles

on

The New Aesthetics of International Law: After Institutions

In this seminar, Professor Riles wants to suggest that we are moving into a post-institutional world—one defined not by a return from institutions to law but by a new set of global aesthetic practices which she will call the aesthetics of tagging. Riles will discuss two examples—the UN SDGs and the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons and end with a few thoughts on what such a moment demands of us as theorist-practitioners.

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Annelise Riles is Professor of Law at Northwestern University. She is the winner of the American Society of International Law Certificate of Merit for The Network Inside Out  and received the Maier Prize for lifetime academic achievement from the Humboldt Foundation. She has been knighted by the French government (Order of Academic Palms) for her contributions to diplomacy. She serves as Peace Correspondent for the City of Nagasaki. She is the host of a successful podcast with Foreign Policy Magazine entitled Everyday Ambassadors, which explores how each of us can serve as diplomats to bring greater peace to a divided world.

SCILJ appreciates your voluntary registration at scilj@juridicum.su.se.

You can also follow the seminar via this zoom link.