CONFERENCE ON COMPARATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL LAW
International Conference
6th Edition, JUNE 26, 2026 – ONLINE

The conference will be conducted online on Zoom.

ORGANIZERS:

• World Academy of Art and Science, United States of America
  The Existential Threats and Risks for All Working Group
• University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
  Hertfordshire Law School
  ARWU 2025: 801–900
• University of Szeged, Hungary
  Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, Department of International and European Law
  ARWU 2025: 401–500
• Le Centre International de Recherches et études Transdisciplinaires (CIRET), Paris
  International Observatory for Law and Transdisciplinarity — IOLT
• Society of Juridical and Administrative Sciences

SECTIONS :  

• I. International Law. For indicative themes, click here.
• II. Comparative Public Law. For indicative themes, click here.
• III. Comparative Private Law. For indicative themes, click here.

CALL  FOR PAPERS

Hounorary speakers:
	Professor Thomas Reuter - Chair, The Existential Threats and Risks for All Working Group of World Academy of Art and Sciences
	Dr Ana-Maria PARASCHIV - member of The Existential Threats and Risks for All Working Group of World Academy of Art and Sciences; Founder Ubuntu World
	Researcher Lorenzo Rodriguez - member of The Existential Threats and Risks for All Working Group of World Academy of Art and Sciences
	Senior Lecturer Chamu Kuppuswamy - University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
	Senior Lecturer Orsolya Johanna Zsigmond-Sziebig - University of Szeged, Hungary
	Lawyer Isibor Aigbe Oaikhinan  - Chair of the International Refugee Law Committee of the American Bar Association’s International Law Section; Vice Chair for Social Media on the UN & International Organizations Committee
	Dr Vene Seane Aljas - Legislative Staff Officer III, Presidential Legislative Liaison Office (PLLO), Office of the President of the Philippines; Global Governance and International Relations Expert; Alumnus and Collaborator of The Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations (HPAIR), Philippines

PANEL: ESIL (EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW) TASK FORCE ON UNDERREPRESENTATION

Keynote speakers:
	Associate professor Cristina Elena Popa Tache – Danubius International University, Romania; Member, ESIL Diversity Advisory Body
	Associate professor Liliana Tymchenko – European Humanities University, Vilnius, Lithuania; Member, ESIL Diversity Advisory Body
	PhD Nina M. Hart - visiting professor at Pusan National University, South Korea and visiting lecturer at King’s College London, United Kingdom
	PhD candidate  Leonidas Sotiropoulos - European University of Cyprus, Law Lecturer at Ledra College/University of Sunderland, Cyprus
	Associate professor Heliona Bellani - Western Balkans University, Albania
	Assistant professor Humoud Y. AL-FADHLI –  Kuwait University College of Law, International Law Department
	Associate professor Marijana Mladenov – Vice-Rector for International Cooperation, University Business Academy in Novi Sad, Serbia

This is an international conference that examines recent developments and prospects for the evolution of comparative law and international law.

The conference opens its doors to authors from different countries, from the legal education space and from the practitioners of law, encouraging the presentation of scientific papers on the aspects of tradition and modernity in public and private comparative law, as well as public and private international law, European Union, international trade law and international arbitration. The conference also promotes research into issues related to the international legal cooperation, the development of elements of convergence between legal systems and the globalization of law, as well as the legal issues that transcend national borders and combine the theoretical with the empirical in case studies.
At the Conference may participate, both the people who want to submit a scientific paper, as well as the people who just want to hear the debate, without the submission of scientific papers.
The Conference organizers invite all those interested in participating in one of the three sections to complete the Registration form until June 18, 2026.
The submitted papers must fit into the theme of the Conference and comply with the provisions of the Authors' Guide.
The papers are checked with an anti-plagiarism software.
The Conference does not accept articles in which the text is generated using artificial intelligence. Articles are checked for the use of artificial intelligence using GPTZero software.
The papers accepted at the conference will be published in one of the partner publications. For details on the Conference publications click here. The selection of the papers is made by the Scientific Council of the conference together with the editors of the publications.
The authors have the opportunity to submit a second scientific paper at the Conference paying an additional fee. For details click here.