University of Houston Law Center, University of Bologna Unite for Sustainability

University of Houston Law Center Partners with University of Bologna

The University of Houston Law Center's Global Law and Policy for the Americas initiative is thrilled to announce a partnership with the University of Bologna for a special event dedicated to sustainability. Dubbed "Sustainability Week," this collaboration features a four-day event designed to bridge the gap between various disciplines related to sustainability.

What is Sustainability Week?

Sustainability Week is set to take place at the University of Bologna's Forlì Campus. This exciting initiative will happen from November 25 to 28, offering both in-person attendance and a livestream option for those who wish to participate from afar. Faculty, law students, PhD candidates, and research fellows will gather to engage in discussions that reconstruct the dialogue around sustainability.

Interdisciplinary Exploration

The week will explore a variety of intersections where sustainability meets legislation; including topics in international law, constitutional law, political science, economics, and sociology. The grant-funded program was the result of a competitive selection process at the University of Bologna, reflecting the importance and timeliness of this subject.

Insights from Thought Leaders

Elizabeth Trujillo, the event's co-organizer and director of the Global Law and Policy for the Americas program, expressed her enthusiasm about the event. She remarked, "Bringing together European, Latin American, and U.S. scholars in this format presents a unique opportunity to delve into critical sustainability issues through a multifaceted lens."

Engaging Talks and Discussions

The conference will feature lectures that delve into sustainability as a transnational issue, including key topics like sustainability and trade, climate change adaptation, and the role of renewable energy transitions. These discussions aim to tackle today's pressing challenges head-on, reinforcing the importance of innovative legal frameworks that benefit sustainable development.

Featured Speakers

Sustainability Week will welcome a distinguished lineup of speakers, including:

• University of Bologna's Assistant Professor Sabrina Ragone
• Professor Marco Balboni from the University of Bologna
• Associate Professor Marco Borraccetti from the same institution
• Professor Elizabeth Trujillo from the University of Houston Law Center
• Junior Assistant Professor Maria Arvaniti from the University of Bologna
• Tracy Hester, Instructional Professor at the University of Houston Law Center
• Assistant Professor Chinonso Anozie from the University of Houston Law Center
• Professor Giorgia Pavani from the University of Bologna
• Professor Riccardo Prandini from the University of Bologna

The event is open to academics, students, and research fellows eager to engage in contemporary discussions about sustainability. Notably, up to 10 spots are reserved for University of Houston Law Center students who wish to participate via livestream.

Additional Information on Participation

For those interested in more information, events, or to view a promotional video about Sustainability Week, please reach out to Professor Elizabeth Trujillo or Karen Jones, the Executive Director of Global and Graduate Programs. Their contact information is available through the University of Houston Law Center.

About the University of Houston Law Center

The University of Houston Law Center (UHLC) stands as a leading law school in the U.S. known for its robust health law, intellectual property, and part-time programs ranking in the top 10. It awards degrees in both Jurisprudence (J.D.) and Master of Laws (LL.M.), fostering a vibrant intellectual community.

About the University of Houston

The University of Houston is a prestigious Tier One public research university, acclaimed for its excellent educational offerings and diverse student body. With over 47,000 students enrolled, it plays a pivotal role in serving the Houston community and beyond. It is recognized for its commitment to promoting educational excellence across a broad spectrum of disciplines.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sustainability Week about?

Sustainability Week is an event focusing on the various aspects of sustainability, attended by scholars and students, featuring expert-led discussions.

Who is co-hosting the event?

The initiative is co-hosted by the University of Houston Law Center and the University of Bologna.

When is Sustainability Week taking place?

The event is scheduled from November 25 to 28, with options for in-person and online attendance.

Is Sustainability Week open to all students?

Yes, it is open to students, academics, and graduate fellows, with a few spots available for those attending virtually.

How can one get involved in the event?

Interested parties can get involved by reaching out to the organizers for more information on attendance and participation.

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