The 2024 Harvard International Law Symposium: Bretton Woods 3.0? The Future of International Economic Law
Saturday, March 2 | Austin Hall | Harvard Law School
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Various Means of Enforcement in International Law
Judge Yuji Iwasawa
Challenging Paternalistic Interference: The Case for Non-Intervention in a Globalized World
Cecilia Yue Wu
Large Corporations and Investor-State Arbitration
Weijia Rao
“Let Us All Agree to Die a Little”: TWAIL’s Unfulfilled Promise
Naz Khatoon Modirzadeh
Trade Policing
Kathleen Claussen
Of Looting, Land, and Loss: The New International Law of Takings
Gregory H. Fox & Noah B. Novogrodsky
From “Space Law” to “Space Governance”: A Policy-Oriented Perspective on International Law and Outer Space Activities
Gershon Hasin
The Wild West of Company-Level Grievance Mechanisms: Drawing Normative Borders to Patrol the Privatization of Human Rights Remedies
Lisa J. Laplante
Crimes Against International Humanitarian Law in Myanmar: Will the Philippines Impose Universal Jurisdiction on behalf of Burmese Refugees?
Lorenz Dantes
2024 Annual Symposium Roundup: Harvard Looks to the Future of International Economic Law
Harvard International Law Journal & The Harvard Law and International Development Society
The Political and Legal Ambiguities of the Multilateral Security Support Mission Authorized for Haiti
Moise Jean
A Global Standard Setter for Virtual Currencies: A Case for Strengthening International Financial Law
Juan Carlos Portilla
A Defense for Guardian Robots: Are Defensive Autonomous Weapons Systems Justifiable?
Rizky Citra Anugrah
“Extraterritorial Observance”: The Invisible Laws that Compete to Govern China’s Belt and Road Loans
Michael Yip
The Republic of Haiti and the Dominican Republic: A Relationship in Troubled Waters
Milcar Jeff Dorce
Jus Cogens v. State Sovereignty: The Battle of Discriminatory Citizenship Laws
Manasa Venkatachalam
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Reassessing Enforcement: Strengthening Compliance with International Law
2023 HILJ Symposium ExploreHighlights from the 2024 Symposium
Former World Bank Deputy General Counsel Mr. Hassan Cisse Delivers the Keynote Address
Mr. Cisse’s remarks addressed challenges and opportunities for reform in the international financial system.
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Previous Annual Symposia
2023 | Reassessing Enforcement: Strengthening Compliance with International Law
2022 | Envisioning the Next Decade of International Law: Global Solutions to Global Challenges
2021 | The Future of International Law
2019 | 60 Years of Harvard ILJ
Contributions on Ukraine
HILJ contributions on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
‘Democracy and open society, human dignity, doesn’t necessarily win — we have to work for it’
Stavros Lambrinidis | Ambassador of the European Union to the United States
International Investment Law Enables the Use of Frozen Russian Assets to Compensate for War Damage in Ukraine
Csongor István Nagy
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The ICC’s Arrest Warrant Against Putin: A Grenade Against Peace in Ukraine?
Andreas Chorakis
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Making the Case for a Hybrid Chamber at the ICC Part II: The Low-Hanging Fruit for the Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute of the ICC
David Donat Cattin and Philippa Greer
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Turning Sanctions into Reparations: Lessons for Russia/Ukraine
Evan J. Criddle
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Regional Trade Agreements and Global Justice
Damjan Kukovec
A Balancing Act: The Right to Peace and Justice
Lisa J. Laplante
Response to Gargarella’s “Some Reservations Concerning the Judicialization of Peace”
Courtney Hillebrecht and Alexandra Huneeus
Contracts, Treaties, and the Public Space
Jérôme Sgard
Some Reservations Concerning the Judicialization of Peace
Roberto Gargarella