TILJ 2012 Symposium: The Euro Crisis
In cooperation with the Center for European Studies at The University of Texas, TILJ will address some of the pressing issues that have emerged with the Euro Crisis. The symposium, supported in part by the EU, will feature a number of legal and economic scholars and will focus on both the legal and practical implications the current Euro Crisis has on Europe and the world.
The TILJ Symposium will take place on Thursday, February 9, 2012, and Friday, February 10, 2012, at The University Texas School of Law. The Symposium is free and open to the public. For more information visit our symposium page.
TILJ Times Alumni Newsletter Fall 2011 Edition
The TILJ Times Vol.47, Issue 2 is now available. It features a sneak peek at Volume 47, Issue 1, profiles TILJ Alumnus Blair Dancy (’97), introduces the 2012 Sympoosium on the Euro Crisis, and profiles our Article and Notes Editors.
Forthcoming Issue
Coming soon in Volume 47, Issue 1:
Enemy Status and Military Detention in the War Against Al-Qaeda, by Karl S. Chang
Untangling Belligerency from Neutrality in the Conflict with Al-Qaeda: A Response to Chang, by Rebecca Ingber
The Law of Neutrality Does Not Apply to the Conflict with Al-Qaeda, and It Is a Good Thing, Too: A Response to Chang, by Kevin Jon Heller
Reconciling Universal Jurisdiction with Equality Before the Law, by Ariel Zemach
The ICC Prosecutor’s Missing Code of Conduct, by Milan Markovic
Reforming Egypt’s Constitution: Hope for Egyptian Democracy?, by James Feuille
Abstracts are available on the forthcoming issue page.
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