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SUMMARY:Ukraine and the Challenges of International Law - Annexation\, Agg
 ression\, Cyber Warfare - Featuring Kenneth Geers\, Emine Dzhaparova\, Lou
 ise Arimatsu\, Thomas Grant\, and others.
DTSTART:20171204T100000Z
DTEND:20171204T173000Z
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DESCRIPTION:On 4 December 2017 -- in collaboration with the Cambridge Cent
 re for Research in the Arts\, Social Sciences\, and Humanities (CRASSH) --
  Cambridge Ukrainian Studies is hosting the international conference "*Ukr
 aine and the Challenges of International Law: Annexation\, Aggression\, Cy
 ber Warfare*":http://www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/27437. \n\nThe event conf
 ronts pressing issues facing the practice of international law and the con
 duct of the international legal community in the wake of the annexation of
  Crimea and the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian War. Gathering leading experts i
 n international law\, political science\, information policy\, and cyber s
 ecurity\, we ask: \n\n_Has international law missed its chance for constru
 ctive intervention in Ukraine? To what extent do our articulation and unde
 rstanding of the conflict in Ukraine conform to the vocabulary and princip
 les of international law? Do features of the international legal system ne
 ed to be revisited or even reloaded in light of events in Ukraine?_\n\nCam
 bridge Ukrainian Studies and CRASSH are pleased to announce that a new sou
 rce of funding has become available to underwrite the registration fees of
  all participants to the conference *Ukraine and the Challenges of Interna
 tional Law*. \n\n*Registration to the conference\, which includes lunch\, 
 is now free.*\nTo register\, prospective attendees are asked to send a bri
 ef statement of interest and information about any institutional affiliati
 on to Bohdan Tokarskyi (bt330@cam.ac.uk). \n*For those travelling from out
 side of Cambridge\, some or all travel expenses can now be reimbursed as w
 ell.*\nPlease indicate your travel plans in your statement of interest to 
 Bohdan Tokarskyi (bt330@cam.ac.uk).\n\n*Programme*\n* 9.45 - 10.15     Reg
 istration\n* 10.15 - 10.30   Welcome and Introduction\n* 10.30 - 12.30   *
 Panel 1: Expanding Frontline? Ukraine\, International Law\, and Cyber Secu
 rity*\n\n*Kenneth Geers* (NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excelle
 nce\, Taras Shevchenko National University)\, _Cyber War in Perspective: R
 ussian Aggression against Ukraine_\n\n*Glib Pakharenko* (Independent Cyber
  Security Expert)\, _Cyber Security in Ukraine: A First-Hand Account_\n\n*
 Louise Arimatsu* (London School of Economics)\, _International Law and Cyb
 er Security: A Dynamic Relationship_\n* 12.30 - 13.30   Lunch\n* 13.30 - 1
 5.30   *Panel 2: Crimea Nexus and Annexation*\n\n*Thomas Grant* (Lauterpac
 ht Centre for International Law\, University of Cambridge)\, _The Annexati
 on of Crimea and International Law_\n\n*Kateryna Busol* (Global Rights Com
 pliance\, Taras Shevchenko National University)\, _International Law and I
 dentity: The Case of Crimea_\n\n*Emine Dzhaparova* (Ministry for Informati
 on Policy of Ukraine)\, _Information Policy in a Time of War_\n* 15.30 - 1
 6.00   Break\n* 16.00 - 18.00   *Panel 3: The Dynamics of a Hybrid War*\n\
 n*Mykola Gnatovskyy* (President of the European Committee for the Preventi
 on of Torture\, Taras Shevchenko National University)\, _The Conflict in E
 astern Ukraine: A Civil War or an Act of Aggression?_\n\n*Iryna Marchuk* (
 Research Group on International Crime and Criminal Law\, University of Cop
 enhagen)\, _Ukraine's Pursuit of Justice in International Courts_\n\n*Dmyt
 ro Kuleba* (Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the Council of Europe)\
 , _International Law and Policy-Making: The Case of Eastern Ukraine_\n* 18
 .00 - 18.30   Closing Roundtable\n* 18.30 - 19.00   Drinks Reception
LOCATION:SG1 and SG2\, Alison Richard Building\, CRASSH
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