2018.09.21 | Linda Andersen

Date	Mon 24 Sep
Time	12:00 — 15:00
Location	Aalborg University in Copenhagen, Denmark

 

The research group PolSEA (Policing at Sea) and the research centre INTRAlaw (International and Transnational Tendencies in Law) invite you to participate in an afternoon of informal academic exchange under the Chatham House Rule about maritime security, the law of the sea and human rights. The round table meeting starts at midday with an informal lunch. The concept for the round table discussion is that three themes (see below) will be briefly introduced, followed by interventions and discussion between the participants.

Programme

Time and venue

24 September 2018, Aalborg University in Copenhagen, Denmark (room to be advised later)

Organisers

Professor (mso) Birgit Feldtmann (Aalborg University) and Postdoc Fenella Billing (Aarhus University) DFF2-research project “Policing at Sea (PolSEA)” and INTRAlaw (International and Transnational Tendencies in Law)

Registration

To register, please send an email to Fenella Billing by 20 September 2018: fbilling@law.au.dk

 

 

Policing at Sea (PolSEA) is a cross-disciplinary DFF2 research project led by Birgit Feldtmann (Aalborg University) and funded by the Danish Independent Research Council (Danmarks Frie Forskningsfond).