Helton Fellowship Program
Arthur C. Helton
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ASIL History
Since its founding in 1906, the American Society of International Law (ASIL) has been the pre-eminent scholarly society in the international law field. For more than a century, its publications, conferences, and research and educational programs have advanced the study and use of international law as a cornerstone of a just and peaceful world.
Publisher Partner Testimonials
What Publishers Say about ASIL's Publisher Partnership Program:
"All serious scholars and practitioners in the field of international law belong to ASIL, and the partnership program has helped us reach members through advertising, mailings, and our choice of location at the annual conference. ASIL members are an essential audience for our titles in the area, and the annual meeting is one of the most important conferences of the year for us"
Law Firm Partner Testimonials
What Law Firms Say about ASIL's Law Firm Partnership Program:
Academic Partner Testimonials
What Academic Institutions Say about ASIL's Academic Partnership Program:
"Our students and faculty members find the ASIL Academic Partnership to be a very valuable tool for connecting in the world of international law. It allows us to develop networks, access research and teaching materials, as well as to be linked with international law developments in the United States." LAURENCE BOISSON DE CHAZOURNES, Professor and Director of the Master in International Dispute Settlement (MIDS), University of Geneva Law School.
ASIL Newsletter
Published four times a year, the ASIL Newsletter covers selected international law developments, new publications, upcoming conferences, and regional activities of the Society. The Newsletter publishes thought-provoking commentary, including columns by the Society's president and the Society's executive director; information on meetings and symposia held all over the world; announcements of opportunities to participate in Society endeavors; and news of activities cosponsored with collegial organizations.
deFord Library and Information Center
As a specialized collection that is open to the public, the Society's library is unique in Washington, DC. From its 20,000-item specialized collection of books and periodicals to its databases on international law topics and web-based resources, the deFord Library and Information Center plays an important role for the local international law community and, electronically, to the global audience of international lawyers and researchers.
Women in International Law Networking Breakfast
This breakfast, sponsored by ASIL's Women in International Law Interest Group (WILIG), will feature accomplished professionals in various practices of international law discussing their career paths and offering professional advice and insights for women interested in pursuing careers in international law. The panel presentations will be followed by a Q&A session and networking opportunities among the panelists and participants.
