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      03/17 - Unilateral / Extraterritorial Sanctions - M. Dupont - Purely unilateral measures: the mapping issue

      12 décembre 2019
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      Purely unilateral measures: the mapping issue, Pierre-Emmanuel DUPONT, PIL Advisory Group

      Unilateral / Extraterritorial Sanctions
      12 & 13 December 2019 Paris

      PARIS 1 PANTHEON SORBONNE UNIVERSITY

      Concept and Program Charlotte BEAUCILLON, Law Professor, Lille University, Member of IREDIES

      Conference Program
      Thursday 12 December 2019

      8h30-9h00 : Registration of Participants
      9h00-9h30 : Welcoming Remarks and Introduction to the Conference, Christine NEAU-LEDUC, Vice-présidente, Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne University

      9h30-11h00 : Mapping the Contemporary Practice of Unilateral/ Extraterritorial Sanctions
      Chair : Tanguy STEHELIN, French Ministry of Foreign Affairs
      1. The massive recourse to unilateral sanctions in contemporary world politics, Erica MORET, Graduate Institute Geneva
      2. Articulating UN measures with unilateral sanctions, Jean-Marc THOUVENIN, Paris Nanterre University (video)
      3. Purely unilateral measures: the mapping issue, Pierre-Emmanuel DUPONT, PIL Advisory Group

      Discussion

      11h30-13h00 : The Challenge of Unilateral / Extraterritorial Sanctions to Overarching Principles of International Law
      Chair: Pierre BODEAU-LIVINEC, Paris Nanterre University
      1. Unilateral / extraterritorial sanctions as a challenge to the theory of jurisdiction, Yann KERBRAT, Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne University
      2. Unilateral / extraterritorial sanctions as a challenge to the principle of sovereign equality of States, Antonios TZANAKOPOULOS, Oxford University (video)
      3. Unilateral / extraterritorial sanctions as a challenge to the law of international responsibility, Alexandra HOFER, Ghent University

      14h30-16h00 : The Evolution of State Practice on Unilateral / Extraterritorial Sanctions from Strong Rejection to Partial Normalization
      Chair: Evelyne LAGRANGE, Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne University
      1. South Africa’s position and practice with regard to unilateral / extraterritorial sanctions, Hennie STRYDOM, University of Johannesburg
      2. China’s position and practice with regard to unilateral / extraterritorial sanctions, Congyan CAI, Xiamen University
      3. The EU’s position and practice with regard to unilateral / extraterritorial sanctions, Charlotte BEAUCILLON, Lille University

      16h30-18h00: The Contemporary State Practice of Unilateral / Extraterritorial Sanctions from Activism to Helplessness
      Chair: Nicola BONUCCI, Paul Hastings LLP
      1. The United States’ position and practice with regard to unilateral / extraterritorial sanctions, Zachary GOLDMAN, Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP (video)
      2. The flaws of contemporary blocking statutes and regulations, Daniel VENTURA, Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne University
      3. Possible multilateral remedies remaining a dead letter: exploring leads at the WTO and the OECD.


      Friday 13 December 2019

      9h30-11h00 : Economic Operators’ Risk Mitigation Strategies and the Over-Implementation of Unilateral/Extraterritorial Sanctions
      Chair: Régis BISMUTH, Sciences Po Paris
      1. Economic operators risk mitigation strategies : the case of counter-proliferation unilateral / extraterritorial sanctions, Grégoire MALLARD, Graduate Institute Geneva
      2. The fall of the ABLV bank: articulating anti money-laundering and unilateral/extraterritorial sanctions,Paulis ILJENKOVS, Latvian Financial Intelligence Unit
      3. (Over)compliance processes with regard to unilateral / extraterritorial sanctions: is there a way out?, Emmanuel BREEN, Lettres Sorbonne University

      11h30-13h00 : Defensive Strategies for Economic Actors: (Yet) Under-Exploited Human Rights Leads
      Chair: Laurence BURGORGUE LARSEN, Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne University
      1. Countering the adverse effects of unilateral / extraterritorial sanctions: from State’s populations to targeted individuals, Ioannis PREZAS, Pantheon Sorbonne University
      2. Is there a human right to entrepreneurship?, Willem Bastiaan Van BOCKEL, Dutch Council of State
      3. The right to be protected from criminal enforcement of extraterritorial sanctions (Huawei case), Muriel UBEDA SAILLARD, Lille University

      14h00-15h30 : Defensive Strategies for Economic Actors: Business-Oriented Litigation Strategies
      Chair: Arnaud DE NANTEUIL, Paris Est Créteil University
      1. Resisting from the bench: an overview of French and UK courts’ jurisprudence on unilateral / extraterritorial sanctions, Marjorie EECKHOUDT, Lille University
      2. An arbitral perspective on unilateral / extraterritorial sanctions litigation, Eric De BRABANDERE, Leiden University
      3. Using international investment law as a protection against the adverse effects of unilateral / extraterritorial sanctions, Sabrina ROBERT CUENDET, Le Mans University

      15h30 - 16 h00 : Concluding Remarks
      Hervé ASCENSIO, Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne University

      Concept and Program
      Charlotte BEAUCILLON, Law Professor, Lille University
      Administrative Contact
      IREDIES, Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne University iredies@univ-paris1.fr
      With gratitude for their support to
      Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne University
      IREDIES, Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne University
      CRDP, Lille University
      Co-Funders of The COMPLY Project

      Mots clés : extraterritorial issue mapping sanctions unilateral

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