The American Society of International Law and the Howard M. Holtzmann Center for International Arbitration recently hosted a panel discussion on careers in international arbitration. According to the posting, “[i]nternational arbitration is a growing area of work among international lawyers, …
If you’re in a post-Winter Olympics slump, consider this – the Summer Games in Rio are just 892 days away. That’s plenty of time for the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), an international body established to decide sport-related disputes, …
On-the-Spot Justice at the Winter Games in Sochi Read more »
The Bluebook’s Rule 21 explains how to cite to international materials. This section provides citation details on treaties, international caselaw, arbitrations, U.N. sources, materials from inter-governmental organizations, yearbooks, digests, and more. Another useful Bluebook section is Table 2 on foreign …
In November 2013, panel established under the World Trade Organization’s dispute settlement body issued a report in the EC – Seal Products dispute. Under the EU Seal Regime, the European Union banned seal products from commercial seal hunts, based on …
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C|M|LAW has modern piracy law covered. Prof. Milena Sterio [faculty bio], an expert on maritime piracy law, has participated in meetings of the United Nations Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia, and has been a member of …
