The Making (and Unmaking) of the International Rule of Law
This post was authored by ABILA Student Ambassador Boutros Imad, University of Pittsburgh School of Law ’22. On Friday, October...
Heating Up: Climate Change and the Law of the Sea
This post was authored by ABILA Student Ambassador Andrés Sellitto Ferrari, University of Pittsburgh School of Law ’22. In the...
Fifty Years Ago at the American Branch
Prominent international lawyers devoted their time and energy to the International Law Association and its American Branch in 1970 and...
Asylum in Crisis: Upholding Human Rights During a Pandemic
This post was authored by ABILA Student Ambassador Katherine Griffin, Washington University School of Law ’22. As part of the...
Surveillance, Privacy, and Human Rights: The Outlook for 2021
This post was authored by ABILA Student Ambassador Chantal Sochaczevski, Washington University School of Law ‘22, Criminal Law Society President....
COVID-19 & International Law Webinar Series
During Spring 2020, the American Branch of the International Law Association held a webinar series on COVID-19 and International Law...
The Resilience of Judgments Recognition Initiatives
by Harris Institute | Judgments Recognition By: Ivan-Axel Doubrava, LL.M Candidate Washington University School of Law, Negotiation & Dispute Resolution I...
International Law Weekend 2019: A Glance into Tech & Globalization
by Harris Institute | International Intellectual Property Law By: Alicia Xue The American Branch of the International Law Society’s (ABILA’s) 2019 International Law...
The EU’s Role in Shaping the Future of Investor-State Arbitration
By: Ivan-Axel Doubrava, LL.M Candidate Washington University School of Law, Negotiation & Dispute Resolution I attended International Law Weekend (ILW)...
ILW 2019: The United States and the International Criminal Court: Challenging Times
by Harris Institute | International Criminal Law, The International Criminal Court | By: Lola Awobokun I had the pleasure of attending International Law Weekend...