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Gregory Mose, ACM-IAU Professor of International Law and Politics, recently presented at the Europe in Discourse conference, hosted by the Hellenic American University in Athens, Greece. His presentation entitled "International humanitarian law as values discourse: Europe's soft power opportunity in an age of mass violence" explored the now 160-year-old practice of crafting international legal norms regulating the use of violence. #EuropeInDiscourse #internationallaw #humanitarianlaw #ACMIAU #IAUstudyabroad

The Lex Lata Centre for International Law and Comparative Constitutionalism in Africa invites submissions of concise articles for publication on its blog.  Submissions should adhere to the following guidelines: ✅Articles must not exceed 1500 words. ✅ Submissions must be original and not have been previously published elsewhere. ✅ Articles should address contemporary international and constitutional law issues pertaining to Africa. ✅ Articles should be composed with a high level of scholarly rigor and formality. ✅Articles should be written in Times New Roman with a font size of 12. Articles should be submitted to articles@lexlatacentre.com  Submissions are accepted throughout the year and will be published on a rolling basis.

The Lex Lata Centre for International Law and Comparative Constitutionalism in Africa invites submissions of concise articles for publication on its blog. Submissions should adhere to the following guidelines: ✅Articles must not exceed 1500 words. ✅ Submissions must be original and not have been previously published elsewhere. ✅ Articles should address contemporary international and constitutional law issues pertaining to Africa. ✅ Articles should be composed with a high level of scholarly rigor and formality. ✅Articles should be written in Times New Roman with a font size of 12. Articles should be submitted to articles@lexlatacentre.com Submissions are accepted throughout the year and will be published on a rolling basis.

The Lex Lata Centre for International Law and Comparative Constitutionalism in Africa invites submissions of concise articles for publication on its blog. Submissions should adhere to the following guidelines: ✅Articles must not exceed 1500 words. ✅ Submissions must be original and not have been previously published elsewhere. ✅ Articles should address contemporary international and constitutional law issues pertaining to Africa. ✅ Articles should be composed with a high level of scholarly rigor and formality. ✅Articles should be written in Times New Roman with a font size of 12. Articles should be submitted to articles@lexlatacentre.com Submissions are accepted throughout the year and will be published on a rolling basis.

The Lex Lata Centre for International Law and Comparative Constitutionalism in Africa invites submissions of concise articles for publication on its blog.  Submissions should adhere to the following guidelines: ✅Articles must not exceed 1500 words. ✅ Submissions must be original and not have been previously published elsewhere. ✅ Articles should address contemporary international and constitutional law issues pertaining to Africa. ✅ Articles should be composed with a high level of scholarly rigor and formality. ✅Articles should be written in Times New Roman with a font size of 12. Articles should be submitted to articles@lexlatacentre.com  Submissions are accepted throughout the year and will be published on a rolling basis.

The Lex Lata Centre for International Law and Comparative Constitutionalism in Africa invites submissions of concise articles for publication on its blog.  Submissions should adhere to the following guidelines: ✅Articles must not exceed 1500 words. ✅ Submissions must be original and not have been previously published elsewhere. ✅ Articles should address contemporary international and constitutional law issues pertaining to Africa. ✅ Articles should be composed with a high level of scholarly rigor and formality. ✅Articles should be written in Times New Roman with a font size of 12. Articles should be submitted to articles@lexlatacentre.com  Submissions are accepted throughout the year and will be published on a rolling basis.

The Lex Lata Centre for International Law and Comparative Constitutionalism in Africa invites submissions of concise articles for publication on its blog. Submissions should adhere to the following guidelines: ✅Articles must not exceed 1500 words. ✅ Submissions must be original and not have been previously published elsewhere. ✅ Articles should address contemporary international and constitutional law issues pertaining to Africa. ✅ Articles should be composed with a high level of scholarly rigor and formality. ✅Articles should be written in Times New Roman with a font size of 12. Articles should be submitted to articles@lexlatacentre.com Submissions are accepted throughout the year and will be published on a rolling basis.

The Lex Lata Centre for International Law and Comparative Constitutionalism in Africa invites submissions of concise articles for publication on its blog.  Submissions should adhere to the following guidelines: ✅Articles must not exceed 1500 words. ✅ Submissions must be original and not have been previously published elsewhere. ✅ Articles should address contemporary international and constitutional law issues pertaining to Africa. ✅ Articles should be composed with a high level of scholarly rigor and formality. ✅Articles should be written in Times New Roman with a font size of 12. Articles should be submitted to articles@lexlatacentre.com  Submissions are accepted throughout the year and will be published on a rolling basis.

The Lex Lata Centre for International Law and Comparative Constitutionalism in Africa invites submissions of concise articles for publication on its blog. Submissions should adhere to the following guidelines: ✅Articles must not exceed 1500 words. ✅ Submissions must be original and not have been previously published elsewhere. ✅ Articles should address contemporary international and constitutional law issues pertaining to Africa. ✅ Articles should be composed with a high level of scholarly rigor and formality. ✅Articles should be written in Times New Roman with a font size of 12. Articles should be submitted to articles@lexlatacentre.com Submissions are accepted throughout the year and will be published on a rolling basis.

The Lex Lata Centre for International Law and Comparative Constitutionalism in Africa invites submissions of concise articles for publication on its blog.  Submissions should adhere to the following guidelines: ✅Articles must not exceed 1500 words. ✅ Submissions must be original and not have been previously published elsewhere. ✅ Articles should address contemporary international and constitutional law issues pertaining to Africa. ✅ Articles should be composed with a high level of scholarly rigor and formality. ✅Articles should be written in Times New Roman with a font size of 12. Articles should be submitted to articles@lexlatacentre.com  Submissions are accepted throughout the year and will be published on a rolling basis.