The Private International Law Interest Group of the American Society of International Law (ASIL) has announced its second annual prize competition for the best essay on any topic in international private law. The competition is open to citizens of any …
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Professor Brian Ray‘s Constitution Day talk addressed the use of international and foreign law in U.S. Constitutional interpretation. You can watch a video of Professor Ray’s lecture. See our prior post 9/13/2010 Constitution Talk
Every September at this time, the United Nations hosts its annual Treaty Event—an opportunity for representatives of countries to go to the UN in order to sign, ratify or accede to multilateral treaties. In his invitation to Member States, Secretary-General …
Today’s post on Land Use Prof Blog announces the launch of “Global Waters,” a newsletter from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). According to Dr. Shah of USAID, “Global Waters” is “[t]he first newsletter dedicated to the broad …
Happy Constitution Day (Sept. 13)! The library has a great new resource, especially useful for those taking the Comparative Constitutional Law class. HeinOnline’s World Constitutions Illustrated is a searchable database of current and historical constitutions for 190 countries. The current constitutions are in their …
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