From Doctoral Research to International Scholarship: Concluding the 2026 PhD Seminar Series at the University of Rome Tor Vergata Today I had the pleasure of concluding the final session of the 2026 PhD Seminar Series within the PhD Program in Theory of Contracts, Services and Markets at the University of Rome Tor Vergata. For those […]
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Building a better society begins with creating opportunities that allow everyone to grow and succeed. While every community faces different challenges, the goal of fairness remains important everywhere. Today, conversations about social progress often focus on improving education, employment, healthcare, and public services so more people can reach their full potential. By supporting community inclusion […]
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What Is Energy Law Today? Reflections from the Final Class of My International and EU Energy Law Course The full post is available at https://paolofarah.wordpress.com/2026/06/25/what-is-energy-law-today-reflections-from-the-final-class-of-my-international-and-eu-energy-law-course/ One of the questions I posed to my students during the final session of my International and EU Energy Law course at the University of Tulsa College of Law was […]
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From Taxation to Epistemic Governance: Knowledge, Power, and the Reconfiguration of Global Order I was delighted to see that our forthcoming inaugural webinar of the European Society of International Law (ESIL) Interest Group on the European and International Rule of Law has already sparked interest and connections with ongoing teaching and research initiatives beyond the […]
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Featured in the ABILA Newsletter: New ILA Study Group on International Law, Global Challenges, and Emerging Powers The newly approved ILA Study Group on International Law, Global Challenges, and the Impact of Emerging Powers on Global Governance has been featured in the June 2026 Newsletter of the American Branch of the International Law Association (ABILA). […]
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Complete ABILA Webinar Collection and Resource Guide Bringing the Conversation Together: A Roadmap to the ABILA CLE Webinar Series on Indigenous Legal Orders, Legal Pluralism, and the Coloniality of Method Over the past weeks, I had the opportunity to conceptualize, propose, coordinate, moderate, and participate in an ABILA CLE Webinar and I also create a […]
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Beyond Environmental Law: Reflections on Teaching Climate Change Law After two rounds of student presentations in my Climate Change Law course at the University of Tulsa College of Law, I found myself reflecting on a broader question: what do the topics students choose to study reveal about the future direction of climate law and governance? […]
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Bicycles, Versailles, and the Art of Diplomacy One of the more unexpected images from the recent G7 Summit in France was not a negotiation table, a communiqué, or a press conference. It was a bicycle. French President Emmanuel Macron reportedly presented personalized bicycles to G7 leaders, including Donald Trump. Beyond the gesture itself, the image […]
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Launching the European Society of International Law (ESIL) Interest Group on International and European Rule of Law Webinar Series As Chair of the European Society of International Law (ESIL) Interest Group on International and European Rule of Law, I am delighted to launch the ESIL Interest Group on International and European Rule of Law Webinar […]
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Twenty Students, Twenty Perspectives on Climate Change Law One of the most rewarding aspects of teaching is discovering which questions students consider most important when given the opportunity to explore complex legal challenges independently. In my Climate Change Law course at the University of Tulsa College of Law, twenty students completed twenty individual research projects […]
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