Teaching International Law
Teaching Transitional Justice
Creating Responsible International Lawyers: Do We Have an Obligation to Push our Students outside their Comfort Zones?
The Globalization of Legal Education: A Critical Perspective
Book Discussion on 'Public International Law' published by Cambridge University press in 2022
In this event, Professor Cecily Rose and Professor Daniella Dam de Jong of Leiden University will discuss their co-authored book titled 'Public International Law' published by Cambridge University press in 2022. Professor Md. Rizwanul Islam of North South University would serve as the moderator.
United Nations Law, Politics, and Practice
International Law Frameworks
Per una definizione della struttura normativa del Diritto internazionale // A definition of the noemative structure of international law
Teaching Tools: Alternative Assessments in International Law Teaching
The Teaching International Law Interest Group invites you to join us for a conversation with Melanie O’Brien, of the University of Western Australia Law School. Dr O’Brien will talk about the ‘unusual’ assessments and in-class activities that she sets in her Public International Law and International Humanitarian Law units.
Teaching Tools: International Legal Research Tools for Students and Scholars
Join the Teaching International Law Interest Group as they welcome John Heywood of Washington College of Law. John is a foreign and international law librarian and information architect at the Washington College of Law.