Renske Vos

How about some start of the year reading?

Join us on 27 November in The Hague for the 2025 Leiden Journal of International Law Lecture with Professor Ardi Imseis on the topic 'Still Seeking Permission to Narrate: On International Law and the Question of Palestine’.

More details and registration:
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Search for Postgraduate Scholarships and Other Funding Search scholarships and funding for postgraduate study at Newcastle University. Find financial support tailored to your course and eligibility.

Fully funded PhD position in Law and the Nonhuman to work with me at @lawresearch-ncluk.bsky.social

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While this doesn't cover international fees, candidates can apply for separate funding to make up the difference. See: www.ncl.ac.uk/mediav8/post...

New Issue with a new Legal Sightseeing contribution, this time @amin-parsa.bsky.social shows us a utility box in Enghelab [Revolution] street, Tehran:

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@ljil-leiden.bsky.social @sofiastolk.bsky.social

Issue 38.3 is now available! Read it here:

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Dr Renske Vos, “If the law were a colour [it would be gold]”: The Architecture of the Court of Justice of the European Union Law and the Humanities Seminar

You are warmly invited to join me for an online seminar at the LHub to discuss my work on the Architecture of the CJEU, and notably its use of the colour: Gold.

With Anat Rosenberg @shaileshkumar.bsky.social Aristel Skrbic at @ials.bsky.social

Info & Registration:
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@silviasteininger.bsky.social launches the new standing Legal Sightseeing section at the @ljil-leiden.bsky.social with a snap from Berlin, a visual commentary on German memory culture in the heart of Empire.

Are you legal sightseeing too? We welcome your visuals!

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LJIL joins this platform today, with announcement of our new issue, 38(1): “Special Issue Addressing Issues and Concerns Raised by the Publication of the ‘Gaza Marine Article’”.

image of the world at night with text overlay International Law from Cambridge ASIL 2025

Working in #internationallaw or related areas? Browse this collection of free articles from @ajil.bsky.social, the Leiden Journal, @iclq.bsky.social, CYIL, AsianJIL, and many other leading academic law journals:

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Cameo Appearance at @acil-uva.bsky.social ‘s Decolonial Futures

with @drqv.bsky.social , @ecusato.bsky.social and @sofiastolk.bsky.social

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Come walk with me through Brussels and check-out the EU’s architecture:

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De opkomst en neergang van Senseo: van leegverkochte winkels naar ‘slappe bak’ Koffie: Senseo veranderde de Nederlandse koffiecultuur voorgoed. Het apparaat werd in tien jaar tijd 7 miljoen keer verkocht in Nederland, later werd Senseo synoniem voor ‘slappe bak’. Een reconstruct...

Echt douze points voor dit fan-tastische stuk van Jette Pellemans in NRC. Top journalistiek 👌👌

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One Marie Curie PhD fellowship available to study ‘populist conceptions of world order and the international’ with me at Bilkent Univ. For further information: pols.bilkent.edu.tr/index.php/sc...

Renske Vos, Review of Deval Desai. Expert Ignorance: The Law and Politics of Rule of Law Reform This book is about experts performing the rule of law – whatever the rule of law is. The point of curiosity that the book sets out from is that we cannot b

Such a pleasure to review Expert Ignorance by @devalsdesai.bsky.social for EJIL.

I highly recommend the book (!) as a start of the year reading :)

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This year’s final issue of the Leiden Journal of International Law, with an ILT symposium on Global South methodologies starring: @dimitrivdm.bsky.social Juliana Santos de Carvalho, Cristina Blanco Vizarreta, Idriss Paul-Armand Fofana, W.L. Cheah, Abdelghany Sayed

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