Disasters are among the largest threats to human security and development the world is facing today. Is international law stepping up? Are humanitarian actors, international/national institutions and scholars ready to face legal and institutional challenges raised by disasters caused by natural hazards or human activities? This hybrid specialised course will provide participants with a comprehensive overview of the existing international provisions and key regulatory issues related to the prevention and management of disasters, including through a residential workshop focusing on the challenges they pose and how they are addressed in the European context.
- Enseignant: Miriam Alba Reina
- Enseignant: Marie Aronsson-Storrier
- Enseignant: Giulio Bartolini
- Enseignant: Gian Luca Beruto
- Enseignant: Gian Luca Burci
- Enseignant: Federico Casolari
- Enseignant: Dug CUBIE
- Enseignant: Federico Ferri
- Enseignant: Isabelle Granger
- Enseignant: Grega Grobovsek
- Enseignant: Laura INDRILIUNAITE
- Enseignant: Walter KAELIN
- Enseignant: Tommaso Natoli
- Enseignant: Stella Ngugi
- Enseignant: Sandra Romero Ruiz
- Enseignant: Marina Skuric Prodanovic
- Enseignant: Emanuele Sommario
- Enseignant: Flavia Zorzi Giustiniani