The Center for International and Comparative Law hosts events throughout the academic year featuring experts on international law, national security, and foreign relations law.
Recent Events
Strategies for Promoting Human Rights at the Local Level in West Africa: Faith-Based and Community Approaches, with Laura Olson, April 10, 2019
Implementing Peace in Mali: Insights from the Field, with Professor Roger-Claude Liwanga, March 4, 2019
National Security Law Career Panel, January 30, 2019
Investigating American Presidents: Prosecution, Pardon, and the Lessons of History, with Paul Rosenzweig, January 28, 2019
Election Security in the Digital Age, with Paul Rosenzweig, January 28, 2019
CICL Practitioner-in-Residence, Paul Rosenzweig, Jan 28-30, 2019
What’s Next for War: Artificial Intelligence and Other New Challenges for the Law of War, with Brigadier General Patrick Huston, January 23, 2019
Comparative Perspectives on Juvenile Justice, November 19, 2018 (co-sponsored with the Barton Child Law and Policy Center)
A Change of Heart: Reconsidering North Korea, with Lt. General (Ret.) In-Bum Chun and Colonel Philip Pastino, November 8, 2018, co-sponsored with National Security and Military Law Society
2018 Transatlantic Human Rights Law Symposium, with 7 judges from the European Court of Human Rights, November 1, 2019
Public International Law Career Panel, Sept 26, 2018