Research Center for International and Comparative Law
Research Excellence in International Law, Trade, and Dispute Resolution
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Research Center for International and Comparative Law of Tashkent State University of Law was established according to the Presidential Decree No. 232 of November 26, 2025. The Center consists of 1) Department for the Research of International and Global Legal Issues; 2) Department for Research on International Economic Law and WTO Law and 3) Department for Research on Private International Law and Arbitration Dispute Resolution
Milliy islohotlardan – global maqsadlar sari (From national reforms to global goals)
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28.02
Round-table discussion
Free trade agreements
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10-11.03
Trainig session
“Preparing Projects for European Union Grant Calls”
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17.03
Round-table discusssion
“Legal Framework for the Management and Regulation of Critical Minerals: Global Standards, Strategic Competition, and Political and Legal Reforms for Uzbekistan”
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27.04
Special Lecture
“Return to the European model from the American model: Sad History of Japanese Professional Legal Education”
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Our Center welcomes its honorable and distinguished Fellow - Professor, Dr.Alisher Umirdinov of the Nagoya University (Japan).
Prof.Umirdinov will undertake a research stay at Tashkent State University of Law from 2 February to 22 March, focusing on two core strands: (1) Trade and Sustainable Development in Uzbekistan’s new-generation trade agreements, with particular emphasis on the incorporation and enforceability of sustainability provisions, as well as environmental and labour standards within the country’s evolving treaty practice; and (2) Economic Security and Critical Minerals in Central Asia, through an examination of relevant regulatory frameworks, strategic resource governance, and the interplay between investment protection, supply-chain resilience, and national security concerns.
As part of this academic engagement, he also intends to convene two specialised workshops—one dedicated to each theme—bringing together scholars, practitioners, and policymakers for structured dialogue and policy-oriented analysis.