Towards A Global Ecological-Economic Legal Framework

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Introduction
Welcoming from Frédéric Worms
Introduction from the Chair of the conference - Florian Couveinhes Matsumoto
Introduction from the Chair of the conference - Paolo Farah
Address from the ESIL Interest Group Chairs and Conveners - Daria Boklan
Address from the ESIL Interest Group Chairs and Conveners - Elena Cima
Keynote Speaker - Gregory Shaffer, Addressing the Negative Externalities of Trade - Discussants, Q&A and Debate
 
Inaugural Panel - The Relationship between International Environmental Law and International Economic Law - C. Henckels, J. Ellis, G. G. Sanchez, P. Farah

Panel 1 - Reframing International Rules on Subsidies and Industrial Policy for a Sustainable Future - introduction by the chair Ilaria Espa
Green Subsidies in WTO Law - Gabrielle Marceau
Mapping Current Subsidy Practices and Their Effects - Elettra Bargellini
Subsidies, Industrial Policies and Dispute Settlement -Tetyana Payosova, International Trade Law and Policy Expert
Q&A and Debate

Panel 2 - Reframing International Trade Law - Principles and Exceptions
Climate Change Interpretation of Trade Rules or Used as Guise for Protectionism? - Daria Boklan
Can Climate Change Be Considered “Other Emergency In International Relations” Under Article XXI(B) of the GATT94? - Justo Corti-Varela
Is There a Place For Sectoral Agreements on Trade and Environment Outside the WTO? - Antoine Comont
Q&A and Debate

Panel 3 – Introduction by P. Farah & Towards a New Generation of Agreements for Sustainability Rhea Tamara Hoffmann
Strengthening International Climate Change Mitigation Law through Regional Trade Agreements? - Andreas Buser
Sustainability Impact Assessments of Trade Agreements - Harm Prevention and Due Diligence Johanna Aleria Lorenzo
The Agreement on Climate Change, Trade and Sustainability (ACCTS) - Esther López Barrero
Q&A and debate

Panel 4 – The Tools of Trade Agreements and Policies, and Their (In)Efficiency - Introduction - Justo Corti-Varela
The Protection of Marine Ecosystems Through Trade - Assessing the European Union Toolbox - Justine Muller
Biodiversity Protection in EU Policy - Balancing Disclosure Enforcement, and the Role of the CSDDD in The Omnibus Review - Marco Corradi
Q&A and debate

Panel 5 – Reframing International Investment Law - General Principles of International Law - Bridging Investment Arbitration and Environmental Protection Marina-Elissavet Konstantinidi
Catherine Titi's remark on Marina-Elissavet Konstantinidi
Catherine Titi's introduction of the next panelist
Should I Stay or Should I Go? A Comparative Analysis of the Exclusion of Protection for Fossil Fuel Investments Under the Modernized ECT and in the Event of Withdrawal from the ECT - Johannes Tropper
Between Sovereignty and Systemic change - Multilateral Development Banks and Paris Alignment in Development Policy Lending Katerina Akestoridi
Q&A and debate

Panel 6 – Key “Hybrid” Institutions and Themes - International Law and Circular Economy - The Case of Recycling Raw Materials Necessary for the Energy Transition - Victor Grandaubert
Q&A and debate
Revisiting and Comparing International Legal Arrangements Governing Transfer of Technology in International Economic Law For Sustainability - Felipe de Andrade
32 - The Challenges of Including The/A One Health Approach in a Legally Binding Instrument - María Juliana Tenorio Quintero
Managing Regime Conflicts in Climate Governance - Towards a More Structured Approach to Systemic Integration - Huiwen Yang
Q&A and debate

Panel 7 - Reconnecting the Global Ecological-Economic Legal Framework with General International Law and Theories of Justice 
The Emergence of an Environmental Jus Cogens Norm - Rethinking General Obligations in International Economic and Environmental Law - Kasim Balarabe
Bringing Ecological and Socioeconomic Justice Together - A Law & Political Economy Approach to Planetary and Earth System Justice - Gauthier Martens
Q&A and debate

Poster Presentations

• Benedicta Naa Sackiorkor Quarcoo, Luiss Guido Carli University Law School, Italy, The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms: Legal Implications for International Trade and Cooperation
• Mariela (Maidana-Eletti) de Amstalden, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, Engineering Biology, Planetary Health and New WTO Law: Examining the Role of International Standards in Operationalizing the Principle of (Rebuttable) Presumption of Compliance under WTO law
• Nehir ARSLAN, Paris 8 University Vincennes-Saint-Denis, France, Cultural and Natural Heritage in Investment Arbitration: A Misalignment that Needs Alternative Paths
• Valerio Sinaj, IUSS Pavia & Universita di Roma Unitelma Sapienza, Italy, Who Pays for Environmental Harm? State and Corporate Responsibility in International Law
• Xiaofeng Li, Durham Law School, United Kingdom, China’s Industrial Policy and World Trade Law
• Farouk GHAZI Badji Mokhtar-Annaba University, Algeria, & Tareck ALSAMARA, Prince Sultan University, Saudi Arabia, The Environmental and Economic Dimensions of Litigation in National and International Courts: fossil fuels companies versus international climate change law
• Claudia Pharaon, Leiden Law School, The Netherlands, Rethinking the Settlement of International Investment Disputes to Address Ecological Challenges
• Preetkiran Kaur, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India, Centre for Trade and Investment Law, India, Assessing the “Sustainability” Aspect and
• Implications of the EU-Angola Sustainable Investment Facilitation Agreement vis-à-vis Critical Minerals Supply Chain
  Laura Létourneau Tremblay, University of Inland Norway, Norway, Interpretation of International Investment Law: Towards an Ecological Approach?
• Mohamed Abubakr Abdelmaqsoud, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman, Causation in Climate Change Litigation: Legal Challenges and Alternative Approaches