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ISA and United Nations Academic Impact

ISA Headquarters posted in Environmental Studies (ESS), International Law (ILAW) on February 16, 2017
On February 28th, the International Studies Association and United Nations Academic Impact will sponsor a UNAI-ISA Forum on the conservation and sustainable use of marine biological diversity of areas beyond national jurisdiction. This event will be an open, Chatham House Rules-style discussion between ISA members and UN personnel on the law of the sea and biological diversity. It will take place at 10am – Noon at the United Nations Building.

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Call for Nominations - ILAW Book Award

Ken Stiles posted in Awards, International Law (ILAW) on May 04, 2016
The International Law section (ILAW) is accepting nominations for the 2017 ILAW Book Award. Nominations must be received by August 15, 2016. Self-nominations are accepted.

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Call for Nominations: ILAW Section Distinguished Scholar Award

Wayne Sandholtz, Charlotte Ku & Emilia Justyna Powell posted in Awards, International Law (ILAW) on April 12, 2016
The International Law Section’s Distinguished Scholar Award recognizes an individual whose lifetime achievements in scholarship, teaching, and mentoring have made a significant impact on the study of international law. 

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ILAW Announces Award Winner

Angelica Robison posted in Awards, International Law (ILAW) on February 14, 2014
The ISA International Law Section Book Award Committee is pleased to announce for the 2014 ILAW Book Award its selection of Joel Trachtman, The Future of International Law: Global Government (Cambridge University Press, 2013).

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