Emanuela Fronza

Formal collaboration with:: MSH Mondes - CHAD (Centre d’Histoire et d’Anthropologie du Droit, EA 4417) in collaborazione con l’INIST-CNRS
Country:: France
Description:: PROFIL (PROcès FILmés) La fabrique du procès filmé: https://profil-s-intg.inist.fr/s/portail/page/qui-sommes-nous More than ever, we need to think in multidisciplinary terms about images before, during and after the trial. This is demonstrated by current events, from the collection of evidence concerning crimes against humanity, torture and war crimes committed in Syria and Ukraine, to the proceedings brought by South Africa against the State of Israel before the International Court of Justice, where the hearings were transmitted live, giving the public access to the adversarial exchanges and evidence-images produced before the judges.

Formal collaboration with:: Cineteca di Bologna
Country:: Italy
Description:: Scientific coordinator of the Project "Cinema and Law", Department of Legal Sciences, Departments of Arts, Cineteca di Bologna. LAW AND FILM. The project, directed by the Department of Legal Studies in collaboration with the Bologna Film Library and the Department of Arts, includes three screenings on law-related topics that will be held at the ‘Cineteca’. The initiative points at highlighting the positive relationship between law and cinema, and at making unknown or hard-to-find films accessible. A permanent archive will also be created at the Department of Legal Studies, and will be used for audiovisual productions on "Cinema and Law". The Archive will also act as an Observatory, and alongside the collection of materials it will be a place to think critically about the topic (possible publications, meetings on new issues and important collaborations with other partners).

Formal collaboration with:: Co-Teaching Project with Hamburg University with Prof. Dr. Aziz Epik
Country:: Germany
Description:: Since Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine, international criminal law and the institutions called upon to ensure its enforcement have once again become the focus of public attention. In 2022, it was almost impossible to read the news without coming across the key concepts of this branch of law ('crime of aggression', 'war crime', 'International Criminal Court', 'immunity'). However, international criminal law has long been the object of interest and attention in both Germany and Italy, as shown by teaching programmes and academic publications. For this reason, it was decided to offer students of the University of Hamburg and the University of Bologna the opportunity to learn the basics of international criminal law in English within the framework of the ILLF@home Programme of the University of Hamburg) with an easily accessible, digital teaching and learning offer. Furthermore, this Programme is designed in such a way that students can benefit from an exchange structurally integrated into the teaching programme on the one hand and from two perspectives on the field of international criminal law, i.e. the German and the Italian perspective, on the other.

Formal collaboration with:: Ministero della Giustizia
Country:: Italy
Description:: Member of the Committee tasked with drafting the Italian Code of International Crimes - Ministry of Justice March 2022 - June 2022

Formal collaboration with:: RED - Le Grand Continent
Country:: France
Description:: Member of the Scientific Board of the Journal Le Grand Continent - RED (https://legrandcontinent.eu/fr/)

Formal collaboration with:: Instituto de Derecho Penal e Europeo
Country:: Spain
Description:: Member of the International Research Group REPMULT " Responsabilidad penal de empresas multinacionales por violaciones de derechos humanos y al medio ambiente" (https://blog.uclm.es/repmult/)

Formal collaboration with:: Prof. Hector Olasolo - Facultad de Jurisprudencia - Universidad del Rosario, Colombia
Country:: Colombia

Formal collaboration with:: Principal Investigator del Gruppo MELA finanziato da HERA
Country:: Italy
Description:: Principal Investigator within the EU research consortium Memory Laws in European and Comparative Perspective financed by HERA (Humanities in the European Research Area). See the website: http://melaproject.org

Formal collaboration with:: Grupo Latinoamericano de Estudios sobre el Derecho Penal Internacional - Konrad Adenauer Stiftung
Country:: Germany

Collaboration with:: Membro della "Red Multidisciplinar de Investigación "Perspectiva Epistemológica Ibero-Americana sobre la Justicia"
Country:: Netherlands

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