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International Law Speaker Series
2008-09: After Outrage: Human Rights Abuses and the Search for Accountability Countries emerging from situations of war, civil conflict, genocide or ethnic cleansing face a daunting task in rebuilding their societies and returning to order. There have been a number of responses to mass atrocities and human rights violations. Some countries have sought to prosecute perpetrators in domestic courts. There have also been efforts to establish international tribunals to prosecute perpetrators. Most legal responses, however, have been slow to form and limited in scope. Co-sponsored by the Institute for International, Comparative, and Area Studies (IICAS) and the International Legal Studies Program at California Western School of Law (CWSL).
Professor Naomi Roht-Arriaza, University of California, Hastings College of Law: Professor Michael Bazyler, Chapman University Law School: Professor Elazar Barkan, Columbia University: Professor John Torpey, City University of New York Graduate Center: Professor Mark A. Drumbl, Washington & Lee University, School of Law: 2007-08: The Future of International Humanitarian Law Charles Swift, from Emory Law School: Harvey Rishikof, from the National War College at the National Defense University: Gabor Rona, International Legal Director of Human Rights First: Ambassador David Scheffer, Northwestern University Law School Professor Laura A. Dickinson, University of Connecticut School of Law Professor Diane Amann, University of California, Davis
2006-07: A More Secure World Thomas Novotny, from the University of California, San Francisco: Andrew Mack, from the University of British Columbia: Bruce Zagaris, Esq., from Berliner, Corcoran & Rowe, LLP: Larry D. Johnson, from the United Nations Office of Legal Counsel: Mary Ellen O'Connell, from Notre Dame Law School: Todd Landman, from the University of Essex:
2005-06: U.S. Immigration Marc Rosenblum, from the University of New Orleans: Joseph Carens, from the University of Toronto: David A. Martin, from the University of Virginia, School Thu 10/2/08 3:01 PMy and Birthright Citizenship Good Ideas?"
2004-05: Human Rights in a New Age of Terror Thu 8/21/08 10:04 AM
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Weapons of mass destruction
Terrorism
Transnational organized crime
IICAS' 2006-07 International Law Speaker Series, which is co-sponsored by the International Legal Studies Program at California Western School of Law, will examine each of these threats, offering comments from distinguished scholars and practitioners about how best to address international security. All lectures in the series are free and open to the public. -->
Lt. Col. Michael Newton, from the United States Military Academy, West Point: Bill Schulz, from Amnesty International, USA: Jennifer Martinez, from Stanford Law School: David Scheffer, from George Washington University Law School: Andrew Painter, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees: 2003-04: Human Rights and International Institutions after Iraq Christine Chinkin , from the London School of Economics and Political Science: Leila Nadya Sadat, from the Washington University School of Law: Ann Florini, from the
Governance Studies Program at the Brookings Institution: David Harvey, from the CUNY Graduate Center: William Aceves & Michal Belknap, from California Western School of Law; S. Houston Lay Memorial Lecture: "The U.N. after Iraq" Last Updated:
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