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Volume 117 - 2023

Proceedings of the ASIL Annual Meeting Volume 117 - Issue -
Contents

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Foreword

  • The Reach and Limits of International Law to Solve Today's Challenges

  • Michael D. Cooper
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    04 October 2024, pp. xv-xvi
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Introduction

  • Introduction

  • Jennifer Permesly, Priya Pillai, Sergio Puig
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    04 October 2024, p. 1
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  • Bridging the Gaps: Vaccine Inequity in the COVID-19 Pandemic and Beyond

  • Roojin Habibi, Steven A. Solomon, Luke McDonagh
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    04 October 2024, pp. 3-9
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Lecture

  • Twenty-Fifth Annual Grotius Lecture

  • Kim Lane Scheppele, Manuel José Cepeda Espinosa
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    04 October 2024, pp. 37-105
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  • In what now seems like a different world, Thomas Franck published an article in the American Journal of International Law defending an “emerging right to democratic governance.”1 The year was 1992. The post-Soviet revolutions had startled the world, following equally stunning democratization drives in Latin America and Southern Europe. Democracy seemed the inevitable endpoint of human civilization, the “end of history”2 as it was called then. If all newly freed peoples demanded democracy as soon as they had a chance to choose their form of government, an emerging right to democratic governance could both reinforce their choices and pull along the laggards with the moral force of international law.3

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  • Can International Law Integrate Our Region? Politics, International Law, and the Crises to Come

  • Cecilia M. Bailliet
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    04 October 2024, pp. 107-109
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Lecture

  • Eleventh Annual Charles N. Brower Lecture: Sir Christopher Greenwood

  • Greg Shaffer, Christopher Greenwood
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    04 October 2024, pp. 139-146
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  • Welcome, everyone. I am Greg Shaffer, president of the Society, and it is my huge pleasure to introduce the Brower Lecture. Of course, this is thanks to our good friend, Judge Charles Brower and I am thrilled that we are able to offer the offer this opportunity every year to have such great lectures.

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  • Time, Technology, and International Law

  • Asaf Lubin, Michal Saliternik, Sivan Shlomo Agon, Christian Djeffal, Jenny Domino
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    04 October 2024, pp. 159-172
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Lecture

  • Hudson Medal Lunch

  • E. Tendayi Achiume, Antony Anghie
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    04 October 2024, pp. 173-181
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  • I just want to congratulate Tony Anghie for winning the Society's highest award. And I cannot think of a better person to engage in a conversation with Tony than Tendayi Achiume. Thank you so much for agreeing to do this.

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  • How Does International Law Change? Theories and Concepts of Legal Change

  • Melissa J. Durkee, Sivan Shlomo Agon, Michal Saliternik
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    04 October 2024, pp. 247-253
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