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 …
In the spring of 2010, the Cultural Heritage and the Arts Interest Group of the American Society of International Law launched Cultural Heritage and the Arts Review. Cultural heritage law is a fascinating area of international law that encompasses topics …
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The War Crimes Research Office and the Women and International Law Program at American University Washington College of Law announce the launch of Gender Jurisprudence Collections (GJC). GJC is an online database that allows researchers to search the jurisprudence of …
Justice Richard J. Goldstone, who was appointed by Nelson Mandela in 1994 to the South African Constitutional Court and served until 2003, will speak today in the Moot Court room at 5pm. He will address the topic “Establishing a New …
For those interested in the French Constitution, see Bastille Day and the French Constitution, posted on the Constitutional Law Prof Blog last year. The post mentions constitutional issues surrounding the ban of veils (or scarf or hijab) in France. For …
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