International Institutional Reform

1. Reformability: why (and how) are some international organizations able to reform themselves and others not?; 2. Has the time come for a permanent war damage compensation commission; 3. The expanding powers of the Security Council; 4. The role of international institutions in territorial administration and post-conflict justice; 5. The United States and international organizations; 6. Institutional reform and the European Union; 7. UN Reform: what follow-up to the high level panel report and the recommendations by the Secretary-General?; 8. The interplay between national, eegional and international courts: fragmentation or figmentation?; 9. Institutional challenges facing regional human rights courts; 10. Specialized and niche international institutions: apecial issues of reform; 11. ICSID and other investment arbitration tribunals: is there a need for judicial oversight or other reforms?; 12. Alternative paths to international institutional reform; 13. Plenary lunch session - The Hague as leading host of international organizations; 14. Final session - conclusions and recommendations.