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IMR Press mempublikasikan berbagai karya akademis terdepan dlm studi hukum internasional dan perbandingan hukum. The treatment of migrants within Indonesia, particularly trafficked s*x workers and domestic workers, is a growing human rights issue in the region. However, the traditional models of advocacy that predominate have produced very limited results in terms of actual government protection f

or this population. This initiative is aimed at enriching the existing approaches by enlisting international fora to address the deplorable situation of migrant workers in Indonesia and elsewhere. This undertaking will also bring to light the best-practices that are rapidly coming to the fore as a result of the recently in force UN Convention that protects migrant workers, particularly in the area of the administration of justice. The publication of abuses of migrant rights to the international community would also expand awareness of the problem and facilitate the dedication of more technical support to address it. In addition, the initiative would further the acceptance of human rights norms in Indonesia, since it could make public the benefits of the international human rights regime.

One world, Again - Episode 11In this episode, we discuss some of the most pressing issues that face the world today, whi...
26/11/2020

One world, Again - Episode 11
In this episode, we discuss some of the most pressing issues that face the world today, which cannot be contained by jurisdictional boundaries. Climate change, poverty, and pandemic. To discuss the concept of One World, we invite Peter Singer, one of the world's eminent philosophers and a pioneer of the animal welfare movement, to share his insights.

Peter Singer"s most recent book is "Why Vegan? Eating Ethically".

In this episode, we discuss some of the the most pressing issues that face the world today, which cannot be contained by jurisdictional boundaries. Climate change, poverty and the pandemic. To discuss the concept of One World, we invite Peter Singer, one of the world's eminent philosophers and a pio...

What Constitutes Proper (regional) Scholarly Work?Given the increasing pressure to publish in internationally recognized...
01/10/2020

What Constitutes Proper (regional) Scholarly Work?
Given the increasing pressure to publish in internationally recognized outlets, this episode discusses the backroom machination of scholarly publications with Kevin Hewison the Editor in Chief of the Journal of Contemporary Asia, the world’s leading journal in Asian studies.

Constitutional DictatorshipThis episode discusses the democratic regression as it happens in Zambia. It invites a Zambia...
18/09/2020

Constitutional Dictatorship
This episode discusses the democratic regression as it happens in Zambia. It invites a Zambian born world's renown constitution-making scholar, Muna B. Ndulo.

This episode discusses the democratic regression as it happens in Zambia. It invites a Zambian born world's renown constitution-making scholar, Muna B. Ndulo.

https://anchor.fm/ijil/episodes/International-Law-and-Islamic-Legal-Traditions---Episode-5-ejgtct/a-a36lpqfInternational...
12/09/2020

https://anchor.fm/ijil/episodes/International-Law-and-Islamic-Legal-Traditions---Episode-5-ejgtct/a-a36lpqf
International Law and Islamic Legal Traditions

International Law and Islamic Legal Traditions. Description: Based on her project that analyzes references to Islamic legal traditions in the decisions of the International Court of Justice and extensive field research, Emilia presents her findings that illuminate Islamic Law states' views on international legal norms.
Emilia Powell is an Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame and Concurrent Associate Professor of Law at the University of Notre Dame.

Based on her project that analyzes references to Islamic legal traditions in the decisions of the International Court of Justice and extensive field research, Emilia presents her findings that illuminate Islamic Law states' views on international legal norms. Emilia Powell is an Associate Professor....

On Comparing Laws - Episode 4In this episode, we converse with Gerhard Dannemann, a German legal comparativist whose one...
19/08/2020

On Comparing Laws - Episode 4
In this episode, we converse with Gerhard Dannemann, a German legal comparativist whose one of his main focuses is Private Law, to understand what it means to perform understanding law comparatively.
Gerhard Dannemann is Professor of English Law, British Economy and Politics and Dean of Studies at Humboldt University, Germany; Chair of the Group’s Redaction Committee and Terminology Group, and Research Fellow of the Institute of European and Comparative Law, University of Oxford.
He is the founder and general editor of the Oxford University Comparative Law Forum and the German Law Archive, founding member of the Acquis Group (European Research Group on Existing EC Private Law).

In this episode, we converse with Gerhard Dannemann, a German legal comparativist whose one of his main focuses is Private Law, to understand what it means to perform understanding law comparatively. Gerhard Dannemann is Professor of English Law, British Economy and Politics and Dean of Studies at H...

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