ValEUs Lecture Series (18): EU Values and the State of the International Legal Order
Join our upcoming ValEUs Lecture on “EU Values and the State of the International Legal Order” with Randall Halle from the University of Pittsburgh.
About the Lecture:
Greenland, Ukraine, Venezuela, Gaza, the EU in Civilizational Decline, NATO defunct: our recent headlines might lead us to question the state of the international legal order (ILO).
This talk takes a moment to look back on the history of the ILO, with a special focus on Europe’s role. Starting with the emergence of the ILO from the ashes of WWII, the European project played a central role in shaping the institutions, treaties, and conventions. Reviewing the history, its successes and failures, will allow us to consider what are the (positive) potentials that may arise in the coming years.
Date & Time: 27/02/2026 | 10:15 – 11:45 (CET)
Venue: University of Florence, Campus Novoli, D4/1.12
Livestream: via Google Meet (see below)