Making Orders: The Nature of Peoples’ Institutions and International laW

Speaker

Tim Lindgren is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow at the European University Institute (EUI), and an SNSF Scientific Exchange at the Geneva Graduate Institute (2026). 

His work concerns public international law with a particular attention to territory, sovereignty, climate change and the performance of international law in informal spaces. At the EUI, Tim is developing a project that theorises the relationship between place and international law. He is also working on a book project on peoples’ tribunals and international law, which explores the institutional and legal form the International Rights of Nature Tribunal.

Discussant

Myrto Stavridi
PhD researcher in International Law, Geneva Graduate Institute

The International Law Colloquium is a forum for discussing international law scholarship, featuring diverse topics and approaches. It provides an opportunity for in-depth engagement with ongoing research, with participants expected to read the drafts circulated before each session. Speakers include both faculty from the International Law Department and invited external experts.