| ILS Week! January 22-25, 2008We are very excited to announce our ILS week lineup Monday, January 22: Professor Hornick will be giving a presentation entitled "International Investment Arbitration - Will Fixing it Make it Worse?" which will be a discussion of some achievements and shortcomings of modern day investor-State arbitration. Tuesday, January 23: Professor Bassiouni would like to address the topic "The Evolution of International Criminal Law: An Assessment of Substantive and Procedural Issues." Wednesday, January 24: "From Beijing to Cairo: Snapshots of a Career in the Foreign Service" Ambassador-Designate Gene Cretz Thursday, January 25: Atrocity Crimes Litigation Year-in-Review: featuring Amb. Clint Williamson; David Tolbert (ICTY), Stephen Rapp (SCSL), Amb. David Scheffer. click here for more info. February 13: Lev Ponomarev is one of Russia's leading human rights advocates and currently serves as executive director of the All-Russian Movement for Human Rights. All events start at 12PM. LUNCH WILL BE SERVED!!!!!
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ILS Student Ambassador Program The International Law Society is pleased to announce that we have launched a new Student Ambassador program to welcome international LLM-K and LLM students to Northwestern Law. ILS will host and organize a series of cultural and entertainment events throughout the year to encourage students from the JD and LLM programs to get to know one another better. Please click here to send an email if you are a JD student interested in participating! |
| Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court CompetitionThe competition, named in honor of Judge Philip C. Jessup of the International Court of Justice, was founded in 1959 by a group of international law students who sought to promote international legal education. It is an international law advocacy competition in which oral and written pleadings would be presented on timely issues of international law and argued as if before the International Court of Justice in the Hague, Netherlands. The American Society of International Law and the International Law Students Association are co-sponsors of the international competition. Participants compete in regional and national competitions in their respective countries. In the U.S., twelve regional rounds are held in which the winner of each region advances to the national competition. The winners of each national competition compete in the World Championship Round, which is held in Washington, D.C. Please be aware that students who participate in this program cannot participate in an ITP trip. |
International Arbitration Competition Professor Steve Smith leads a team of NU students each spring to compete in the annual Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot in Vienna, Austria. To be eligible, you must take Professor Smith’s classes in International Sales and International Arbitration in the fall. Please be aware that students who participate in this program cannot participate in an ITP trip the same year.
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