This past Saturday, Antonio Cassese, jurist and scholar, died at his home in Florence, Italy [NYT obituary]. Through his judicial decisions and scholarly publications, Cassese greatly influenced international law, especially war crimes jurisprudence. Highlights of his career include the first …
OECD iLibrary Health Statistics is the OECD’s (Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development) premier online information source for the global health information. This database offers CSU researchers access to worldwide data on health status, health care resources, non-medical determinants of …
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The Universal Human Rights Index of United Nations Documents is a research tool provided by the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR). The Index provides access to concluding observations of the eight UN treaty bodies …
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The American Society of International Law (ASIL) is seeking applicants for the Arthur C. Helton Fellowship Program. The program was established in memory of Arthur Helton, and ASIL member killed in the 2003 bombing of the UN mission in Baghdad. …
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Got a paper on global business law you’d like to see published? The Daniel T. Murphy Student Writing Competition is open to all law students attending ABA-accredited schools. This year’s focus is on the current state of global economic recovery—from …
