Events

ANZSIL Annual Conference

ANZSIL convenes an annual conference, held in Australia or New Zealand on a rotating basis. The annual conference has established itself as the principal gathering for international law academics and practitioners in Australia and New Zealand.  Information regarding the 2025 ANZSIL Conference Theme and Call for Papers will be posted here shortly.

The Alice Edwards Breakthrough Researcher Award supports up to two early career researchers to present at the Conference. Details on eligibility are provided in the link.

ANZSIL International Law Teaching Workshop

ANZSIL and the La Trobe International and Comparative Law Research Cluster hosted an International Law Teaching Workshop on the theme of 'Teaching International Law in Times of Crisis' on Tuesday 2 July 2024. 

ANZSIL Postgraduate Research Students Workshop

The aims of the Workshop are to provide postgraduate degree research students with an opportunity to present their research to their peers, to discuss their experiences of postgraduate research and to make academic and professional connections. 

Four Societies Conferences

Since 2006, ANZSIL has also participated in the biennial Four Societies Conference, a forum for early career researchers which is held in conjunction with three other national societies (the American, Canadian and Japanese societies). The Eighth Four Societies Conference was organised by ASIL on the theme of Beyond National Jurisdiction and held on 16 and 17 August 2022.  

ANZSIL Interest Group Events

The ANZSIL Interest Groups convene workshops and other events from time to time. ANZSIL’s International Economic Law Interest Group (IELIG), which was established in 2010, convenes an annual Symposium on economic law issues. The ANZSIL International Peace and Security Interest Group (IPSIG), which was established in 2014, convened its first event in April 2015. The ANZSIL Oceans and International Environmental Law Interest Group (OIELIG) held its inaugural workshop in February 2017. The Gender, Sexuality and International Law Interest Group (GSILIG) was established in 2019. The History and Theory of International Law Interest Group (HTILG) was established in 2020 and the International Human Rights Law Interest Group was established in 2022.

Requests for ANZSIL financial support for events or activities

Providing that sufficient funds are available, ANZSIL endeavours to provide financial support for additional events and activities convened by Members of the Society, consistent with its aims. 

Requests for financial support from ANZSIL to convene events or activities should be made in accordance with the Guidelines for Applying for Financial Support from ANZSIL for Events and Activities.