Workshop on “The Right to Development in Practice: Law, Power, and Global Inequalities”

This workshop brings together leading scholars to explore the Right to Development from legal, political, and governance perspectives. It examines how global economic structures, legal frameworks, and political systems shape development outcomes, with particular attention to participation, inequality, and power. The discussion will engage critically with contemporary debates on development, including trade, corporate accountability, and governance in non-democratic contexts, and consider how international law can better respond to these challenges.

To help us plan the event, please let us know via the link below if you’re interested in attending. It’s not a mandatory registration, but it helps us estimate the number of attendees: https://terminplaner6.dfn.de/de/p/10cb016605c324915b6df267814643ee-1722097

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