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Month: November 2012

Panel Three: U.S. Courts as Arbiters of Global Human Rights Disputes

Welcome back! We are about to get started with U.S. Courts as Arbiters of Global Human Rights Disputes, with John B. Bellinger III, Vivian Curran, and Roger Alford. I imagine the centerpieces will be the ATS and Kiobel.

November 2, 2012
Panel One: Vulnerability to Suit Amid Changing Doctrines

Welcome to the Letters Blogatory liveblog of the University of Pennsylvania Law School’s Journal of International Law’s symposium, Mass Torts Litigation in a Shrinking World! Just to let you know how this will work, I will be posting one post for each panel, and if you click on the title of the post, you will…

November 2, 2012

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