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Latest issue of International Law in Brief now available

ASIL Insight: The WTO Seal Products Dispute: A Preview of the Key Legal Issues

Read Article on Why Culture Matters in International Institutions: The Marginality of Human Rights at the World Bank in latest issue of American Journal of International Law

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ASIL & Members in the News

Prof. Yuval Shany to Receive President's Prize for Outstanding Researcher - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

The Hague Joint Conference - International Law Association Conference 2010

Early Bird Registration for the ASIL Annual Meeting Ends Friday! - International Law Prof Blog

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Nominations Sought for International Legal Materials (ILM) Editorial Advisory Committee

The ILM Editorial Advisory Committee meets bi-monthly in Washington, D.C. at ASIL headquarters to select international legal documents that will be published in the next issue of ILM. Documents submitted for consideration include, among others, UN Security Council resolutions, treaties, and case law from a wide array of international tribunals. For more information about ILM and its content, please visit http://www.asil.org/ilm.cfm.

We welcome applications by ASIL members for one opening on the current committee. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply by sending a curriculum vitae and a brief expression of interest to Djurdja Lazic, ILM Managing Editor, at ilm.eac@asil.org, by February 28, 2010.

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From the left, Walter Kälin, Dinah Shelton and Andrew Solomon, speak at Tillar House on January 11 about Rights-Based Responses to Climate Change Induced Displacement.