Whitney R. Harris World Law Institute Report of Activities | 2013-2016
International Programs Whitney R. Harris World Law Institute Washington University School of Law
Report of Activities | 2013-2016 Contents
Leadership 1 Dean Nancy Staudt 2 Professor Leila Nadya Sadat 3 International Council 4 MISSION: Faculty Advisory Board 6 Through a combination of education and research, the Whitney R. Harris World Law Institute contributes to the betterment of global Research Activities 8 society. It does this by increasing global knowledge and understand- Overview 10 ing, promoting the rule of law, and addressing problems that require Crimes Against Humanity Initiative 11 international cooperation and international solutions. Other Conferences 14 Selected Lectures 18 The Institute enhances the intellectual vibrancy of the Law School Workshops & Roundtables 22 and the University, provides advice and assistance to other University departments and transnational components of the Law School, and Outreach & Publications 24 fosters collaboration among colleagues at home and abroad who are Overview 26 engaged in international or comparative work. Books & Journals 27 Washington University Global Studies Law Review 28 Blog: Lex lata, lex ferenda 28 Documentary Film 29 Never Again: Forging a Convention for Crimes Against Humanity
International Programs & Global Learning Opportunities 30 Overview 32 JD Students 33 LLM & JSD Students 36 International Programs & Student Opportunities 39
Faculty & Staff 42 Overview 44 Faculty 45 Selected Visiting Faculty & Scholars 47 Staff 47
Looking Forward 48 Fall 2016 Events 50 Spring 2017 Events 51 LEADERSHIP
Do not go where the
path may lead, go “instead where“ there is no path and leave a trail. — Ralph Waldo Emerson Leadership
Leila Nadya Sadat Nancy Staudt James Carr Professor of International Dean and Howard & Caroline Cayne Criminal Law and Director, Professor of Law Whitney R. Harris World Law Institute
A great law school is a global law school. Washington Over the past three years, the Institute has hosted
University School of Law has emerged as a leader in more than 100 speakers, events and conferences
“global education, producing compassionate, disci- “ “in the United States and abroad, launched a series plined and highly-skilled lawyers that can address of exciting new programs“ and expanded its out- 21st Century problems. The Harris Institute is an reach and publications. Our work is animated and integral component of the law school’s success. inspired by our commitment to a more just and peaceful world.
2 | Whitney R. Harris World Law Institute Report of Activities 2013-2016 | 3 International Council International Council (continued)
Ms. Elizabeth Andersen The Honorable Professor Rudolf Bernhardt Director, American Bar Association Rule Former President, European Court of Human Rights of Law Initiative Professor Raj Bhala The Honorable John B. Anderson Associate Dean for International and Comparative Professor Emeritus of Law, Shepard Broad College Law and Raymond F. Rice Distinguished Professor, of Law at Nova Southeastern University University of Kansas School of Law Professor Paul P. Craig Professor of English Law, University of Oxford Ambassador Francis Mading Deng Former Special Adviser to the U.N. Secretary- General on the Prevention of Genocide, former Ambassador to the United Nations, South Sudan Mr. David W. Detjen, JD ’73 Senior Counsel, Alston & Bird LLP The Honorable Richard J. Goldstone Former Justice, Constitutional Court of South Africa, former Chief Prosecutor, International Criminal Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and for Rwanda Elizabeth Andersen Ambassador Aída Ivone González Martínez Former Chairperson, U.N. Committee for the The Honorable Louise Arbour Elimination of Discrimination Against Women Counsel, Borden Ladner Gervais, Judge ad hoc, International Court of Justice Richard Goldstone, Whitney and Anna Harris The Honorable Jorge Arrate Former Chilean Cabinet Minister and Ambassador to Argentina No State can prosper in isolation without the Professor M. Cherif Bassiouni Emeritus Distinguished Research Professor of Law and President Emeritus of the International cooperation of other States and respect for Human Rights Law Institute, DePaul University “international law. College of Law Professor George A. Bermann Jean Monnet Professor of EU Law and Walter Gell- horn Professor of Law, Columbia University Ruth Wedgwood I continue to appreciate and admire the role of the Law School Professor Jung-Gun Kim Whitney R. Harris World Law Institute in advanc- Former Dean, Yonsei University Graduate School
ing international law and highlighting the respect of Intellectual Property & Law
The Honorable Professor Herbert H.P. Ma it deserves from all governments. Its imaginative Former Grand Justice, Taiwan Judicial Yuan “ Dr. Susan F. Martin project on an International Convention for Crimes Donald G. Herzberg Professor of International Migration, Georgetown University School of against Humanity demonstrates the importance of Foreign Service Mr. Steven Cash Nickerson, JD ’85 the role being played by this excellent Institute. President of PDS Tech, Inc. The Honorable H.E. Hisashi Owada — The Honorable Justice Richard J. Goldstone Judge and former President, International Court of Justice The Right Honorable Sir Geoffrey Palmer Former Prime Minister, New Zealand Cherif Bassiouni
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Professor Asha Ramgobin David S. Law Executive Director, Human Rights Charles Nagel Chair of Constitutional Law Development Initiative & Political Science Ambassador Louis B. Susman, JD ’62 Maxine Lipeles Former U.S. Ambassador to the Court of St. James’s Senior Lecturer in Law The Honorable Patricia M. Wald Kimberly Jade Norwood Former Judge, U.N. International Criminal Tribunal Henry H. Oberschelp Professor of Law for the former Yugoslavia, former Chief Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit Adam Rosenzweig Vice Dean, Professor of Law Professor Ruth Wedgwood Edward B. Burling Professor of International Andrew Sobel Law and Diplomacy, Johns Hopkins University Professor of International & Area Studies Professor Joseph H.H. Weiler Peggie Smith European Union Jean Monnet Chair at New York Charles F. Nagel Professor of Employment University School of Law, President, European & Labor Law University Institute Judge Hishashi Owada Karen L. Tokarz Charles Nagel Professor of Public Interest Law IN MEMORIAM & Public Service Thomas M. Franck (1931-2009) Whitney R. Harris (1912-2010) Melissa A. Waters Anthony Lewis (1927-2013) Professor of Law Karen Tokarz Faculty Advisory Board
David Law Melissa Waters
Kimberly Jade Norwood
Leila Nadya Sadat, Chair Gerrit De Geest James Carr Professor of International Vice Dean, Charles F. Nagel Professor Criminal Law, Director, Whitney R. Harris of International & Comparative Law World Law Institute John N. Drobak Elizabeth Borgwardt George Alexander Madill Professor of Real Property Associate Professor of History & Equity Jurisprudence Kevin E. Collins Dorsey D. Ellis, Jr. Professor of Law Dean Emeritus, William R. Orthwein Distinguished Professor of Law Emeritus Peter Cramer Assistant Dean for International Michael Koby & Graduate Programs Associate Dean for International & Graduate Programs Michael Koby Adam Rosenzweig
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One’s mind, once
stretched by a “new idea, never “ regains its original dimensions. —Oliver Wendell Holmes Research Activities Overview Crimes Against Humanity Initiative
The Harris Institute sponsors In 2008, the Institute launched a global initiative for a new treaty on crimes against over 35 events per academic humanity. Following the Institute’s lead, in 2013 the UN International Law Commission year including: took up the topic and in 2014 moved it to its active agenda following an Experts’ Meeting » The Ambassador-in- convened by the Institute at the Geneva Academy. The ILC has provisionally adopted ten Residence program articles of a possible draft convention on crimes against humanity based upon the work » Assembly Series Lectures of Special Rapporteur Sean Murphy. » Council on Foreign Relations Academic Conference Calls » Crimes Against Humanity Initiative activities » Holocaust Memorial Lectures » Human rights documentaries and films brought to campus by the Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting » Informal coffee and Q&A sessions with guest speakers and visiting scholars » Language Conversation Tables » Midwest LGBTQ Law Conferences » Public Interest Law and Policy Speakers 35 43 Number of Events Number of Students Participating in Harris
Sponsored by Institute Research the Harris Institute Projects or Serving as
Dagen-Legomsky Fellows Peace cannot per Academic Year (AY 2013-2016) be kept by force; “ it can only be (Above left) Fiona Lloyd-Davies, award-winning “ filmmaker and photojournalist achieved by (Left) 2013 Dagen-Legomsky Fellows Madaline George, Adam Trombly, and Aayah El-Naggar understanding. — Albert Einstein
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In November 2015, Members of the Crimes Against Humanity Initiative’s Steering Commit- tee participated in an Experts’ Meeting on the Drafting of a Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes Against Humanity, convened by the International Nuremberg Principles Academy.
Members of the International Law Commission and international experts at the Villa Moynier, Geneva, May 2014 April 2009 meeting, Crimes Against Humanity Initiative On August 12, 2014, the ABA House of Delegates unanimously adopted Resolution 300 “ calling for new U.S. federal legislation on crimes against humanity as well as for the Since wars begin in the minds of men, it is in United States to take the lead in negotiating a new global treaty on crimes against humanity. The Harris Institute continues to work with the International Law Commission, the minds of men that the defenses of peace States and NGOs on this important Initiative. “must be constructed. — UNESCO Constitution, preamble
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Seeking Accountability for the Unlawful Use of Force Global Perspectives on Colorism Experts’ Meeting convened by the Harris Institute and the Planethood Foundation April 2-3, 2015 September 11-12, 2015
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International Law Weekend-Midwest: The Legal Challenges of Globalization: International Humanitarian Law Dialogs A View from the Heartland Chautauqua, NY September 19-21, 2013 August 30-September 1, 2015 | August 24-26, 2014 | August 25-27, 2013
We must ensure that the global market is “embedded in broadly
shared values and Washington University students and Harris Institute Fellows with ICTY Chief Prosecutor Serge Brammertz practices that reflect
global social needs, and that all the “ world’s people share the benefits of globalization. —Kofi Annan
Global Prosecutors meet in Chautauqua for two days of dialogs
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1. 3.
WILLIAM C. JONES LECTURES 3. Professor Curtis J. Milhaupt Columbia Law School 4. Professor Wen-Chen Chang National Taiwan University Professor Madeleine Zelin (not shown) Columbia University AMBASSADORS IN RESIDENCE 6. 5. Ambassador David Scheffer Former U.S. Ambassador at Large for War Crimes Issues 6. Ambassador Louis B. Susman, JD ’62 Former U.S. Ambassador to the Court of St. James’s 2.
WORLD PEACE THROUGH LAW AWARDS: 1. Former Nuremberg Prosecutor Benjamin B. Ferencz Received the 2015 World Peace Through Law Award 2. H.E. Sir Christopher Greenwood QC, Judge, International Court of Justice was the 2013 recipient of the World Peace Through Law Award. His lecture was entitled World Peace 5. 4. Through Law: The Role of the International Court of Justice
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7. 8. 9.
12.
10. 15. 13. HARRIS INSTITUTE SPEAKER SERIES 12. Chief Prosecutor Serge Brammertz 7. Ms. Hina Shamsi International Criminal Tribunal for Director, ACLU National Security Project the former Yugoslavia 8. Mr. Kevin Ray, JD ’01 13. Professor Anup Malani Greenberg Traurig, LLP University of Chicago Law School 9. Professor Stephanie Farrior 14. Professor Chantal Thomas Vermont Law School Cornell Law School 10. Dr. Frank Mugisha 15. Professor Gonçalo Matias Executive Director, Sexual Minorities Universidade Católica Portuguesa Uganda
11. Professor Laurence Helfer 14. Duke University School of Law 11.
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Prospects for an International Climate Change Agreement - Is it now or never? October 8, 2015
Washington University leadership at the launch of Professor Gautam Yadama and Photographer Mark Katzman’s book, Fires, Fuel and the Fate of 3 Billion: The State of the Energy Impoverished, October 13, 2015
Workshops & Roundtables
Red Cross International Humanitarian Law Workshop for Professionals April 8, 2016 Roundtable on International Commercial Arbitration & Mediation: Protecting Your Client in the Global Economy February 6, 2015
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When the whole world is silent,“ even “one voice becomes powerful. —Malala Yousafzai Outreach & Publications Overview Books & Journals
The Harris Institute produces a wide range of educational materials and academic publications addressing current issues in international and comparative law. Conference proceedings are either published in the Washington University Global Studies Law Review or in edited volumes with prestigious academic presses. The Institute also publishes debates, occa- sional papers and essays and has its own blog, Lex lata lex ferenda, which it launched in 2014. The Institute released its first documentary film, Never Again: Forging a Convention for Crimes Against Humanity, in fall 2016. May 2014 meeting, Geneva, Crimes Against Humanity Initiative Global Studies Law Review Editor-in-Chief Charlena Aumiller with Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda
Forging a Convention for Crimes Against Humanity (Leila Nadya Sadat ed., Cambridge 47 3 1 University Press 2d ed. 2013) Blog Posts Books Documentary Seeking Accountability for Film the Unlawful Use of Force (Leila Nadya Sadat ed., Cambridge University Press, forthcoming)
Leila Nadya Sadat, Codifying the ‘Laws of Humanity’ and the ‘Dictates of the Public Conscience:’ Towards a New Global Treaty on Crimes Against Humanity, in On 4 4 The Proposed Crimes Against Humanity Convention Occasional Symposia (Morten Bergsmo & Song Tianying Papers eds., Torkel Opsahl 2014) and Essays
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SYMPOSIA International Criminal Court at Ten Vol. 12 (2013)
The Legal Challenges of Globalization: A View from the Heartland Vol. 13 (2014)
Global Perspectives on Colorism Vol. 14 (2015) Never Again Commemorating the 70th Anniversary of the Nuremberg Trials Vol. 15 (forthcoming 2016) forging a convention for crimes against humanity Produced by the Whitney R. Harris World Law Institute and Spot Media Production Group A forty-five minute documentary film featuring the stories of victims of crimes against humanity from around the world and discussing the movement to draft a new global treaty for their prevention and punishment
(From left) Professor Melissa Waters, Judges Hans-Peter Kaul, and Joyce Aluoch, and Professor Leila Sadat, November 2012
Blog: Lex lata, lex ferenda
http://law.wustl.edu/harris/lexlata/ Lex lata, lex ferenda The law as it is, the law as it should be
A commentary on International and Comparative Law Experts’ Meeting convened by the Crimes Against Humanity Initiative, April 2009 and Global Affairs by Washington University School of Historic Ridgley Hall, Washington University Campus Law Professors, Alumni, and Students
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LEARNING
OPPORTUNITIES You must do the “ things you think “you cannot do. —Eleanor Roosevelt International Programs & Opportunities Overview JD Students
Marsha Clarke JD’ 13, NDR LLM ’15
Associate, Bryan Cave St. Louis, MO
2016 Student Body The NDR LLM program at WashULaw has prepared“ me for a variety of career paths both here in the U.S. “and overseas. I am far more skilled – and far more 24 25 167 marketable – as a result of my added degree. Countries Exchange International and JSD, LLM & MLS Visiting Students Students (residential)
105 228 30 International JD Students Languages LLM & MLS Spoken Amitis Khojasteh JD ’08, Associate Situation Students (online) Analyst, Office of the Prosecutor, International Criminal Court The Hague, The Netherlands
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Studying abroad and clerking for the Supreme “ Court of Israel was the highlight of my time at WashULaw. I am happy
to call the other foreign
law clerks and the court staff my friends“ and I know that this is not Joshua Sills JD ’16, Associate, the last time I will be Davis Polk & Wardwell M. Imad Khan New York, NY JD ’11, Associate, in Israel. International Arbitration and Litigation groups, White & Case LLP Washington D.C.
Receiving this opportunity was the capstone in my “training as an international lawyer…. The chance to hone my skills at the International Court of
Justice [was] the perfect
complement to my previous studies and will “ hopefully facilitate a Douglas Pivnichny smooth transition from JD ’13, Associate Legal Officer, Jennifer Schwesig International Atomic Energy student to practitioner. JD ’98, Partner, Agency, Vienna, Austria; International Law Group, 2015-2016 International Court Armstrong Teasdale LLP of Justice University Trainee St. Louis, MO and Shanghai, China
Washington University Law is one of a select number of universities in the world permitted to nominate graduates for Traineeship positions with the International Court of Justice in The Hague. In 2015-2016, Douglas Pivnichny was selected by the Court to work with H.E. Judge James R. Crawford, AC, SC, FBA.
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Willy Franck Andje Ze Teaching at Washington (Cameroon) LLM ’16, Fulbright Scholar, University Law School Acting Corporate Secretary, and doing research at MTN Cameroon Ltd. “ the Harris Institute was essential to my academic
path and was crucial
to other professional achievements. I am “ grateful to the support of WashULaw colleagues, students and staff. Gonçalo Matias (Portugal) Visiting Scholar ’11, Vice Dean and Professor of Law, Católica Global School of Law at Catholic University of Portugal; Legal Advisor to the President of Portugal
My goal is to take the
gift of my unique legal “ education home and to“ help shape a new era of law teaching and research in China.
Li Chen (China) LLM ’12, JSD ’15, JD ’16 Lecturer, National University of Singapore Faculty of Law
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Washington University School of Law has » International Justice and Conflict expanded the scope and reach of its interna- Resolution Externships tional programming over the past few years. Students have the opportunity to pursue a » Phillip C. Jessup International Law wide range of international academic and Moot Court Team experiential learning programs, including: » Crimes Against Humanity Research Project
» Transnational Law Program » Global Studies Law Review » Specialized LLM and JSD Programs » Global Public Interest Law and » Certificate in International Law for Conflict Resolution Internships JD candidates » Dagen-Legomsky Fellowship Program » Exchange and Study Abroad Programs » Harris Institute Student Fellowships » International Court of Justice Traineeship Program » ICC Legal Tools Project
Jing Geng (U.S./China), JD ’11, LLM (Utrecht) ’12 Ph.D. Researcher, Católica Global School of Law
Islam Chiha Research Assistants for the Crimes Against Humanity Research Project. (From left) Ash Moore, Olivia Espy, Oliver Cook, (Egypt), JSD ’12, Visiting Assistant Harris Institute Fellow Tamara Slater, Alberto Ghiani, Marla Borkson, and Kelly Mullen Professor of Public Law, “ Qatar University College of Law Inclusive, good-quality education is a foundation Silvana Del Valle (Chile), LLM ’10, JSD ’15 for dynamic and equitable societies. Fulbright Scholar “ — Desmond Tutu
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Each year, 3 to 5 students are selected for prestigious Dagen-Legomsky Fellowships, supporting Washington University has one of the top Jessup International Moot Court programs in the U.S. Its either global public interest work or study at The Hague and Xiamen Academies of International Law. teams have won the superregional competition for the past four years, advanced to octafinals and quarterfinals in the International Rounds, and won a host of Memorial Awards and Oralist Prizes.
(From left) Ashley Hammett, Gilbert Sison, Twiesha Vachhrajani, Alberto Ghiani, and Hyuree Kim
In summer 2012, students and alumni Evelyn Chuang, Marie Hastreiter, McCall Carter, and Giovanni Bianchetti worked at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, in Arusha, Tanzania
(From left) Sydney Tonsfeldt, Benjamin Cohen, Ashley Hammett, Ryan Baebler, and Edward Reilly
Gilbert Sison, JD ’00, celebrated 15 years as the coach
of the Washington University Law Jessup International Moot Court team In the future, “ world leaders will look at each other differently because they first met here
In fall 2015, Rachel Robinson participated in an exchange program The Harris Institute’s founding director, “as friends. at the Université de Cergy-Pontoise Professor Stephen Legomsky — Jessup motto
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FACULTY
& STAFF Education is not the “ filling of a pail, but “the lighting of a fire. —William Butler Yeats Faculty & Staff Overview Faculty
Dorie Bertram Lecturer in Law Cheryl Block Professor of Law Hyla Bondareff Lecturer in Law Kathleen Clark Professor of Law Kevin E. Collins Professor of Law Marion Crain Vice Provost Wiley B. Rutledge Professor of Law Gerrit De Geest James Daily Lecturer in Law DEANS Nancy Staudt Adrienne Davis Dean, Howard & Caroline Cayne Vice Provost Professor of Law William M. Van Cleve Professor of Law At the heart of any great law Danielle D’Onfro school is a world-class faculty. Gerrit De Geest Vice Dean, Charles F. Nagel Professor Lecturer in Law The Harris Institute benefits of International and Comparative Law Rebecca Dresser from the pioneering scholar- Daniel Noyes Kirby Professor and Professor ship and inspiring teaching of Adam Rosenzweig Vice Dean, Professor of Law of Ethics in Medicine Washington University School John N. Drobak of Law faculty, as well as the Peter Cramer Assistant Dean for International George Alexander Madill Professor passion and dedication of & Graduate Programs of Real Property & Equity Jurisprudence its staff. Michael Koby Dorsey D. Ellis, Jr. Associate Dean for International Dean Emeritus & Graduate Programs William R. Orthwein Distinguished Professor of Law Emeritus Robert Kuehn Associate Dean for Clinical Education Daniel Epps WashULaw students have been taught by distinguished faculty Associate Professor of Law who have earned a host of prestigious awards, fellowships Tomea Mersmann Lee Epstein and recognition for their scholarship including a Nobel prize in Assistant Dean for Graduate Recruiting and Professional Development Ethan A.H. Shepley Distinguished economics, the Princeton Law and Public Affairs Fellowship, University Professor the Guggenheim Fellowship, and Fulbright awards and distin- Joyce A. McCray Pearson Associate Dean of the Law Library guished chairs including the Tocqueville Chair (Paris). Many have also served or are serving in the U.S. government or in international institutions as counsellors and advisors. FACULTY Neil Richards Annette Appell Professor of Law and Professor of Social Work Clinics Offer Susan F. Appleton Lemma Barkeloo and Phoebe Couzins Professor of Law 12th 18 100,000 Adam B. Badawi Oldest Number of Hours of Free Professor of Law Scott Baker Law School Clinics and Legal Services William F. and Jessica L. Kirsch Professor of Law in the U.S. Externships per Year Kathryn P. Banks Lecturer in Law Lee Epstein
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Denise Field David Konig Leila Nadya Sadat Karen L. Tokarz Professor of Practice Professor of History and Professor of Law James Carr Professor of International Criminal Law Charles Nagel Professor of Public Interest Law & Public Service Frances H. Foster D. Bruce La Pierre Hillary A. Sale Edward T. Foote II Professor of Law Professor of Law Walter D. Coles Professor of Law Andrew F. Tuch Salvatore Gianino David S. Law Geetha Rao Sant Associate Professor of Law Lecturer in Law Charles Nagel Chair of Constitutional Law Lecturer in Law Melissa A. Waters & Political Science Elizabeth Sepper Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Stephen H. Legomsky Peter Wiedenbeck John S. Lehmann University Professor Emeritus Ann Davis Shields Joseph H. Zumbalen Professor of Law Ronald M. Levin Professor of Practice William R. Orthwein Distinguished Professor of Law Aris Woodham Peggie Smith Lecturer in Law Jo Ellen Lewis Charles F. Nagel Professor of Employment Professor of Practice & Labor Law Maxine Lipeles Brian Tamanaha Senior Lecturer in Law William Gardiner Hammond Professor of Law Wei Luo Lecturer in Law Selected Visiting Faculty & Scholars Greg P. Magarian Professor of Law Washington University offers an array of weekend and intersession courses taught by prominent Brian Tamanaha Daniel R. Mandelker Howard A. Stamper Professor of Law diplomats, practitioners, and visiting scholars. Katherine Goldwasser Charles McManis Eric R. Dannenmaier Professor of Law Judge Lech Garlicki Thomas and Karole Green Professor The Constitutional Court in Poland Northern Illinois University College of Law Peter Goode of Law Emeritus Alan Davidson Lecturer in Law Karen Hall Kenneth Miller U.S. Department of State The University of Queensland, TC Beirne School of Law Michael M. Greenfield Interdisciplinary Environmental Clinic Matthew Schaefer George Alexander Madill Professor of Contracts Environmental Scientist and Lecturer in Law M. Imad Khan, JD ’11 White & Case LLP University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Law & Commercial Law Jane Moul Professor of Practice Ambassador Louis B. Susman, JD ’62 Miriam Schaeffer John Owen Haley U.S. Ambassador to the Court of St. James's Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos William R. Orthwein Distinguished Professor Kimberly Jade Norwood of Law Emeritus Henry H. Oberschelp Professor of Law Raj Bhala Wei Wang University of Kansas School of Law Fudan University Law School Rebecca Hollander-Blumoff Mary L. Perry Professor of Law Lecturer in Law John Inazu Neil Richards Staff Sally D. Danforth Distinguished Professor Thomas and Karole Green Professor of Law of Law & Religion Rachel Sachs FELLOWS Peter A. Joy Associate Professor of Law Henry Hitchcock Professor of Law Evelyn Chuang Tamara L. Slater Susan Kaplan Madaline M. George Kristin J. Smith Senior Lecturer in Law Douglas J. Pivnichny Daniel L. Keating Tyrrell Williams Professor of Law Daniel Kempland PROGRAM COORDINATOR & OFFICE MANAGER Lecturer in Law Bethel Mulugeta Mandefro Pauline Kim Daniel Noyes Kirby Professor of Law (From left) Douglas Pivnichny, Leila Sadat, Evelyn Chuang, Mark Kloempken and Bethel Mandefro Lecturer in Law Tove Klovning Lecturer in Law Pauline Kim
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LOOKING FORWARD “
Wisdom begins “in wonder. —Socrates
On the Summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro Photo credit: Harris Institute Fellow Evelyn Chuang Looking Forward Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events SPRING 2017 David J. Gerber September 12, 2016 Chicago-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institute of Technology International Criminal Law: A View from the Trenches - The Accidental Jurist Public lecture by Brenda Hollis, Former Chief Prosecutor of Special Court for Sierra Leone Philippe Sands International human rights lawyer and author of East West Street: On The Origins September 21, 2016 of ‘Genocide’ and ‘Crimes Against Humanity’ Nuremberg: Its Lesson for Today Film screening and panel discussion with producer Sandra Schulberg, and Professors Firas Kayal Elizabeth Borgwardt, Larry May, and Leila Sadat Senior Policy Advisor, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees September 29-30, 2016 Leslye Obiora The IMT at Nuremberg: A Lasting Legacy for the Future James E. Rogers College of Law, University of Arizona Tenth Annual International Humanitarian Law Dialogs, Nuremberg, Germany October 20, 2016 Scapegoats: How Islamophobia Helps Our Enemies & Threatens Our Freedom Public lecture by Arsalan Iftikhar, International Human Rights Lawyer October 29, 2016 Never Again: Forging a Convention for Crimes Against Humanity Film screening, International Law Weekend-New York, New York City, New York November 21, 2016 Side Event on the Progress of Drafting a Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes Against Humanity 15th Session, ICC Assembly of States Parties, The Hague, The Netherlands St. Louis The Hague Nuremberg December 12-13, 2016 Asia-Pacific Consultation on the Drafting of a Crimes Against Humanity Convention Upcoming National University of Singapore, Singapore Events in 5 Cities
Singapore New York ...the struggle for peace, law, “ and justice in the world is eternal. “ — Whitney R. Harris
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