Lunch with Ambassador Carmen G. Cantor to talk about careers in the government and legal issues under the purview of the Department of Interior’s Insular & International Affairs Bureau. Ambassador Cantor will also discuss her time as U.S. Ambassador to the Federated States of Micronesia, where she addressed issues relating to U.S. testing of nuclear weapons in the South Pacific.
Join the International Law Society for the second of a three part series on jobs in international law. Professor Foster will discuss his career, how to navigate job searches, and what to expect from pursuing a career in international business law. Pizza will be provided!
Join the International law society for the first of a three part series on jobs in international law. Professor Wold will discuss his career, how to navigate job searches, and what to expect from pursuing a career in international environmental law. Pizza will be provided!
The 2021 Distinguished International Law Visitor is Philippe Sands, Professor of Laws and Director of the Centre on International Courts and Tribunals, University College London, University of London. He will speak about the flight of Nazis from Germany to Argentina, as well as the origins of the legal concepts of genocide and crimes against humanity.
Trade and investment disputes frequently concern environmental issues. Because both the WTO dispute settlement process and investment arbitration produce decisions that are binding, they can effectively make determinations about environmental issues. Drawing on my experience in both trade and investment disputes dealing with environmental issues, I will explore some of the advantages and disadvantages of the treatment of environmental issues in these dispute settlement processes. Also, the processes are under current criticism and questions arise whether reforms to them will have a positive or negative effect on the way environmental issues are dealt with. Finally, on the basis of my own experience I will look at other types of dispute settlement mechanisms that also deal with environmental matters, specifically negotiation and conciliation.
2017-2018 International Law Distinguished Visitor- Mila Versteeg
March 7, 12:10-1:10pm , LRC Faculty Reading Room
The 2017-18 International Law Distinguished Visitor will be Mila Versteeg, Class of 1941 Research Professor of Law and Director of the Human Rights Program at the University of Virginia School of Law and 2017 Andrew Carnegie Fellow. Prof. Versteeg’s lecture will entitled “Do Constitutional Rights Make a Difference?” Please RSVP: http://law.lclark.edu/live/events/257484-professor-mila-versteeg-to-be-2017-18
The Role of Lawyers in NATO
Chief Justice of Oregon, Paul J. DeMuniz, lectures on the unique Russian legal system.
Presentation from Barbara Dudley on the WTO and the global justice movement.