Watch the recording of the opening keynote lecture of "The Province of International Law: Space, Time, and Representation in International Legal History" workshop by Luis Eslava (Kent Law School & La Trobe University). Daniel R. Quiroga-Villamarín (Geneva Graduate Institute) led with opening remarks and moderated the event. 

Luis Eslava's lecture summarized the diverse perspectives and insights shared throughout the series, providing a nuanced understanding of current and historical debates in international law. Discussions highlighted how different representations of international law influence our understanding of global justice and the implications for future legal frameworks. Participants engaged in thought-provoking discussions on the interplay between international legal norms and local realities, particularly in the Global South. The event emphasized the importance of critically examining the global legal and economic order and its relationship to issues of precarity and violence.

Thank you to all who attended and contributed to this enriching academic event. Stay connected for future events and discussions.