This online speaker series introduces how the empirical approach can complement traditional international law research. In today’s world where advances in information technology have led to many groundbreaking findings and innovations in various fields, international law scholars are also engaged in more empirical works, particularly big data analytics and computational researches.
In this talk, the speakers will share their experiences working in cross-disciplinary settings between traditional and empirical legal researches — how can law work with big data?
For more details about the event please visit our dedicated website: CEILSS
This event is a part of CEILSS (Computational and Empirical International Law Speaker Series), co-organized by the Centre for Trade and Economic Integration (CTEI) and the Faculty of Law, the University of Ottawa. The series brings scholars around the world to present their computational and empirical works in international law. The objective is to share new methodologies and technologies used in conducting international law research.