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OECD Nuclear Energy Agency, Division of Nuclear Law

Comprehensive lectures will be delivered by renowned specialists in nuclear law from international organisations, governments and private industry.

Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice

CIAJ’s annual conference will highlight the dilemmas between the need to protect the environment and the necessity to support economic development. How can we reconcile the demands of resource protection with those of development? Between the perspectives of Indigenous communities and those of Canadians, questions of justice and sustainability are pressing.

Lise Bujold, CIAJ’s Assistant Executive Director;     Phone: [5143784765];     Email: lise.bujold@ciaj-icaj.ca

Environmental law ; Environmental justice ; Climate crisis ; Human rights and the environment ; Climate refugees ; Immigration and rights ; Land rights ; Indigenous peoples ; Sustainable development ; Social and environmental justice ; Climate justice ; Environmental crises and human rights ; Climate change impacts ; Equity and sustainability ; Environmental governance ; Legal reforms for a sustainable future

SWS Scholarly Society & EU Universities and Academy of Sciences

Art Meets Science at Centro Congressi Auditorium al Duomo- Firenze. The synergy of Arts and Humanities, presented in one unique event - Extended Scientific Sessions "The Magic of the Renaissance", part of the SWS International Scientific Conferences on Arts and Humanities.

Secretariat Bureau;     Phone: [43 (1) 412 0158];     Email: scienceart@sgemflorence.org

law & politics, history, philosophy, archaeology, museology & heritage studies, history of arts, performing & visual arts, architecture & design, literature & poetry, language & linguistics, medieval & renaissance studies topics, ancient rome, roman religion & mythology

Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice

Join us for a high-level conference on the future of democracy, featuring the Chief Justice of Canada, international guests, and keynote speaker Jason Stanley. Explore today’s democratic challenges and the delicate balance between freedom, security, and justice in an ever-evolving world.

Vicki Gondek, Project Manager of Judicial Programs;     Phone: [5147312855];     Email: vicki.gondek@ciaj-icaj.ca

Democracy ; Judicial Independance ; Rule of law ; Justice and society ; Ethics and governance ; Defending rights ; Innovative solutions ; Interdisciplinary dialogue

The 2025 Bridging Law and Technology Workshop is co-organised by the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) and the Swedish Government.

Nationally, countries are advancing the technical development, legislative and regulatory adaptation, and safety and environmental reviews of small modular reactors (SMRs). However, the development and deployment of SMRs have raised many new legal questions on both the application of existing laws to new technologies and the use of new frameworks and standards adapted to new technologies. There remains a need to address unresolved legal and regulatory questions for the unique characteristics of SMRs, so that those countries that wish to develop and deploy SMRs can integrate them into national energy portfolios. In September 2024, NEA Director-General William D. Magwood, IV, and Swedish Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Energy, Business and Industry Ebba Busch announced that Sweden will host a Workshop designed to analyse the legal frameworks needed for the adoption of innovative nuclear technologies and applications.

Université Hassan 2, École supérieure de technologie de Casablanca, LAREMO, AM-REMAC

La 8ème édition du colloque International CIRMO vise à explorer le Nouveau Management Public, en favorisant les échanges pluridisciplinaires sur les opportunités et les défis que les transitions, écologiques, digitales, organisationnelles, culturelles ou sociales, posent aux administrations et services publics.

Comité d’organisation;     Email: Cirmo2025@estc.ma

Economics, Business and Marketing,    Political science

OECD Nuclear Energy Agency, Division of Nuclear Law

The 2026 International Nuclear Law Essentials (INLE) programme will be conducted under the leadership of Paul Bowden, Honorary Professor of Law at the Nottingham Law School. Comprehensive lectures will be delivered by renowned specialists in nuclear law from international organisations, governments and the private sector.