Harvard Law fellows explore international law in times of power competition
HARVARD LAW TODAY — Four Harvard Law School students were selected this year as Salzburg Cutler Fellows. This annual program brings together students from 14 leading U.S. law schools to foster skills and forge connections through their common interest in international law.
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HARVARD LAW SCHOOL — International students are a meaningful part of the Harvard Law School community. Meet Hussain and Mike, two Canadian citizens who are currently in their second year at HLS. Their experiences provide honest and helpful insights for those considering a legal education in the United States.
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UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND NEWSROOM — Law professor Andy Spalding will spend two weeks in March as a visiting scholar at Sciences Po Law School in Paris, France.
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USD NEWS CENTER — University of San Diego (USD) School of Law Professor of Practice Justin Brooks has been honored with the coveted Ohtli Award, the highest recognition granted by the Government of Mexico to those who have supported the Mexican community abroad.
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THE SUFFOLK JOURNAL — Suffolk University Law School is the host of the Ukraine Accountability Project, an international effort to document crimes against humanity in Ukraine perpetuated by the Russian government.
Read More about A look at Suffolk Law Ukraine Accountability ProjectUniversity of Arkansas Law professor Amelia S. McGowan discusses asylum work at Argentina Supreme Court
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS NEWS — On Dec. 28, 2023, Amelia S. McGowan, assistant professor of law and director of the U of A School of Law Immigration Clinic, and Leonardo Spinsanti, adviser of the Inter-American Bar Association and director of the Spinsanti and Associates Law Firm, met with officials at the Supreme Court of Argentina in…
Read More about University of Arkansas Law professor Amelia S. McGowan discusses asylum work at Argentina Supreme CourtUC Irvine Law professor David Kaye appointed to position on Council of Europe Venice Commission
UCI LAW — University of California, Irvine School of Law (UCI Law) Professor David Kaye has been appointed as the Independent Expert of the United States to the European Commission for Democracy Through Law, better known as the Venice Commission.
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DEAN RUSK INTERNATIONAL LAW CENTER — Today, we welcome a guest post by Andrew Arrington, a member of the Georgia Law class of 2024. Through the Global Externships Overseas (GEO) initiative, Andrew was able to extern with Sorainen, an international business law firm based in Tallinn, Estonia.
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UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS NEWSROOM — Law Professor Rachel Moran has been chosen as a U.S. Scholar by the prestigious Fulbright Program. She will travel to South America in the fall of 2024 to study, “Policing in Times of Mass Protest: Lessons from Uprisings in the United States and Chile.”
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UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS NEWSROOM — Department of Ethics and Business Law Professor Emeritus John Wendt is the author of an article, “Beijing 2022: The Games of Muted Joy,” that was published by Entertainment and Sports Lawyer Journal, the official publication of the Forum on the Entertainment and Sports Industries of the American Bar Association.
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