If you're nosey (like I always am), you can find the schedule here. And if you'd like to read the draft paper, just let me know!

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4. After years of declaring the two-state solution “dead,” flirting with “one-state” illusions on the left and “conflict management” or annexation on the right — when things get real and solutions are needed, the good old two-state idea always makes a comeback. Time to focus on how to make it work.

3. My main worry is that if the deal collapses, Netanyahu will use this opportunity to justify even further escalation — which would be devastating and lead to unimaginable suffering. >>>

2. Still, the remarkable fact is this: a far-right US President and the Israeli PM of the most right-wing government in Israel’s history now endorse a two-state solution (point 19 of the plan) and put an end to annexation fantasies.

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Dates are on the flyer (credit to Noa Livnat-Agmon, my brilliant partner, for the design). Sessions will all take place at UCL Faculty of Laws. Registration details to follow via the Faculty website.

do join us.

It is going to be a great run.

This year (Jan–June 2026) we’ll have:
- Temi Ogunye (Princeton)
- Daniel Viehoff (Berkeley)
- Rufaida Al Hashmi (Reading)
- Zeynep Pamuk (Oxford) @pamukz.bsky.social
- Danielle Allen (Harvard)
- Cécile Laborde (Oxford)

The colloquium is hosted by the Institute for Law, Politics & Philosophy: an interdisciplinary space linking three UCL departments.

The idea is simple: bring serious people together to test serious work in progress on big legal and political questions.

No worries at all. Thanks for organizing!

How can one get on the stater pack?