Conference Presentations/Events
Gregor Maučec, Moving through Uncharted Waters: Comparative Intuitive-Cognitive Judging at International Criminal Courts, Biennial Conference on International Law and the Social Sciences, Northwestern University’s Pritzker School of Law, Chicago, 27-28 September 2024.
Gregor Maučec, Moving through Uncharted Waters: Comparative Intuitive-Cognitive Judging at International Criminal Courts, International Legal Ethics Conference 2024, University of Amsterdam Faculty of Law, 17-19 July 2024.
Gregor Maučec, Moving into Uncharted Waters: Comparative Intuitive-Cognitive Judging at International Criminal Courts, The Nottingham International Criminal Justice Conference, University of Nottingham Faculty of Law, 8–9 July 2024.
Gregor Maučec, Moving into Uncharted Waters: Comparative Intuitive-Cognitive Judging at International Criminal Courts, Annual conference of the European Society for Empirical Legal Studies, Elche, 20–21 June 2024.
Gregor Maučec, Moving into Uncharted Waters: Comparative Intuitive-Cognitive Judging at International Criminal Courts, International Conference “Recharacterising International Disputes: Exploring the Phenomenon of Multi-Fora Litigation”, University of Maastricht Faculty of Law, 12–13 June 2024.
Gregor Maučec, Intuitive-Cognitive Judging at the International Criminal Court, ACCJ research meeting, University of Amsterdam Faculty of Law, 4 December 2023.
Sailing into Uncharted Waters: Intuitive-Cognitive Judging on the International Criminal Bench, Faculty Seminar, University of Amsterdam Faculty of Law, 8 May 2025.
The project coordinator, Dr. Gregor Maučec, attended the American Society of International Law International Courts and Tribunals Interest Group (ICTIG) Works-in-Progress Conference at the University of Ottawa - Faculty of Law | Common Law on 19 February 2026. The conference was co-organized by Prof. Vladyslav Lanovoy and Philipp Kotlaba under the auspices of Neuberger-Jesin Research Chair in International Conflict Resolution. Gregor presented his research paper entitled “Comparative Judicial Intuition and Legitimacy: A Tale of Three International Criminal Courts” and acted as a commentator on another participant’s paper entitled “Evidence Scholarship in International Law: Rudimentary Iterations of the Rationalist Paradigm”. The authors and commentators for excellent papers included Doruk Erhan, Matei Alexianu, Mike Videler, Qian Zhang, Sitong Li, Illia Chernohorenko, Juan-Pablo Pérez-León-Acevedo, Charalampos Giannakopoulos, Philipp Kotlaba, Juliana Valle P. Guerra, Apollin Koagne Zouapet, Wolfgang Alschner, Yuri Parkhomenko, Miriam Cohen, Céline Lévesque, John Packer and the anonymous peer-reviewer.
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