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Issue: Fall 2010
The Fall 2010 issue of the Journal of International Law and Politics is available at our official NYU website. The contents are as follows: Georges Abi-Saab, The Normalization of International Adjudication: Convergence and Divergencies, 43 N.Y.U. J. Int’l L. & … Continue reading
Law, Justice, and Development Week: Nov. 8-9 in DC
NYU Law Professors Jose Alvarez, Kevin Davis, Benedict Kingsbury, and Richard Stewart will speak at the World Bank’s Law, Justice, and Development Week on Nov. 8 and 9 in Washington, D.C. The full agenda is here. Professor Stewart will speak … Continue reading
Book Review: Re-Envisioning Sovereignty: The End of Westphalia?
In this edition of our ongoing series of book reviews, Paul Mignano presents a critical but ultimately favorable take on Re-Envisioning Sovereignty: The End of Westphalia?, a collection of interdisciplinary essays discussing the concept of sovereignty. By Paul Mignano For a … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews
Tagged China, Environmental Law, IMF, International Economic Law, International organizations, International Trade, Islamic Law and Theory, Legal History, Legal Theory, Responsibility to Protect, Sovereignty and Westphalia, Statehood, Terrorism, Use of Force, World Bank, WTO
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New Issue: The Privatization of Development Assistance
We are pleased to announce that the Summer 2010 issue of the Journal of International Politics is now available online. The issue contains the contents of our 2009 symposium on the Privatization of Development Assistance, which included the following papers: … Continue reading
Alvarez on Opinio Juris
NYU Law Professor Jose Enrique Alvarez will be guest blogging this week over at Opinio Juris. He uses his first post to outline the broad challenges facing the international investment regime. From the post: When two of the leading capital … Continue reading
Posted in In the News
Tagged Foreign Investment Law, International Economic Law, Jose Alvarez
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Danish Ambassador to Give Keynote at JILP Symposium
On Oct. 22, Peter Taksoe-Jensen, Danish Ambassador to the United States (right), will deliver a keynote address at a JILP symposium on the promises and challenges of a melting arctic. Until recently, Mr. Taksoe-Jensen was the UN assistant secretary-general for … Continue reading
Implications of European De-Integration for International Law
By Matthew Turk The G20 Summit At the recent G20 Summit, European leaders butted heads with the Obama administration by opposing further stimulus spending and calling for greater fiscal “austerity.” The move to fiscal tightening, even during unsteady economic times, … Continue reading
Posted in In the News
Tagged European Integration, European Union, Financial Crisis, Greece, International Economic Law
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