
Wednesday, March 28, 4:15 pm
Grotius Lecture: Rachel Kyte, International Finance Corp. (discussant)
Thursday, March 29, 9 am
"Feeling the Heat? Climate Change in the 21st C.": Hari Osofsky (IntLawGrrls’ own Mata Hari), U. Oregon
"Social Justice Advocacy in the U.S.: What Role for International Law?": Monique Harden, Advocates for Environmental Human Rights
"Citizenship": Linda Bosniak, Rutgers U.; Karen Knop, U. Toronto; Kim Rubenstein, Australian National U.; Saskia Sassen, U. Chicago
Thursday, March 29, 10:45 am
"Future of Food": Janet Nuzum, former U.S. International Trade Commissioner (moderator); Peggy Clarke, Powell Goldstein LLP
"Queering International Law": Doris Buss, Carleton U.; Dianne Otto, U. Melbourne
"Africa: New Voices Panel": Angela Banks, Harvard Law School; Marjorie Florestal, U. Pacific McGeorge School of Law
"1907 Hague Convention & 1977 Geneva Protocols: Looking Back and Thinking Ahead": Laura Olson, International Committee of the Red Cross
Thursday, March 29, 1 pm
"Paving the Way? Africa & the Future of International Criminal Law": Vernice Guthrie-Sullivan, ABA Africa Law Institute; Simone Monasebian, U.N. Office on Drugs & Crime
"Institutions and the Rule of Law: A New Voices Panel": Susan Notar, American Society of

"Collapse: Can International Law Protect Earth’s Natural Resources?": Edith Brown Weiss, Inspection Panel, World Bank & Georgetown U. Law Center
Thursday, March 29, 2:45 pm
"Globalization of the American Law School": Chantal Thomas, U. Minnesota Law School (moderator)
"Future of Internet Governance": Esther Dyson, former chair, Internet Corporation for Assigned Names & Numbers (ICANN); Miriam Sapiro, Summit Strategies International
Election of 2007 Nominee for ASIL Honorary Member: Brigitte Stern (pictured, right), U. Paris 1 (Panthéon-Sorbonne)
Thursday, March 29, 4:30 pm
"Breaking Developments in International Law: Conversation on ICJ’s Opinion in Bosnia v. Serbia": Leila Nadya Sadat, Washington U. School of Law; Brigitte Stern, U. Paris 1 (Panthéon-Sorbonne)
Thursday, March 29, 7:30 pm
"Future of International Law": Anne-Marie Slaughter, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton U. (moderator); Lori Fisler Damrosch, Columbia Law School
Friday, March 30, 9 am
"What Future for the Doha Development Agenda & the Multilateral Negotiating Regime?": Dorothy Dwoskin, Office U.S. Trade Representative; Sonia E. Rolland, U. Cambridge Law Faculty
"Customary International Law as Federal Law after Sosa": Beth Stephens, Rutgers U.
"Slave Trafficking 200 Years After Abolition": Adrien K. Wing, U. Iowa College of Law (moderator); Diane Marie Amann (IntLawGrrls’ own Grace O’Malley), U. California, Davis, School of Law; Adrienne Davis, U. North Carolina School of Law
"Internationalizing International Law Societies: Dialogue on Building a Global Scholarly Network": Charlotte Ku, Lauterpacht Centre for International Law & U. Illinois College of Law (moderator); Hélène Ruiz Fabri (IntLawGrrls’ own Olympe de Gouges), U. Paris 1 (Panthéon-Sorbonne) & President, European Society of International Law
Friday, March 30, 10:45 am
"Justice Should Be Done, but Where? Relationship between National & International Courts": Naomi Roht-Arriaza, U. California, Hastings College of Law (moderator); Laura Dickinson, U. Connecticut School of Law; Kimberly Theidon, Harvard U.
"Toward International Order in Migration & Trade?": Susan Martin, Institute for Study of International Migration, Georgetown U.
"Indigenous Rights, Traditional Knowledge & Access to Genetic Resources - New Participation in Future International Law Making": Valerie Phillips, U. Tulsa College of Law
"Ethics, Legitimacy, and Lawyering: How Do International Lawyers Speak Truth to Power?": Kathleen Clark, Washington U. School of Law
"International Law 2.0: Maximize Technology for Research & Scholarship": Ellen Callinan
Friday, March 30,

Women in International Law Interest Group Luncheon: Judge Taghrid Hikmet (pictured, left), International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
Friday, March 30, 1 pm
"Report of International Economic Law Interest Group Bretton Woods Conference": Isabella Bunn, Oxford U. (moderator); Karen E. Bravo (IntLawGrrls’ own Nanny of the Windward Maroons), Indiana U. School of Law; Amy Porges, Sidley Austin Brown & Wood LLP
"Supreme Court & War on Terrorism": Elizabeth Rindskopf Parker, U. Pacific McGeorge School of Law (moderator); Dinah PoKempner, Human Rights Watch
"Divergence & Harmonization in Private International Law": Louise Ellen Teitz, Roger Williams School of Law
"Are We Teaching International Law or Foreign Relations Law?": Marjorie Cohn, Thomas Jefferson School of Law; Mary Ellen O'Connell, Notre Dame Law School
Friday, March 30, 2:45 pm
"Future of Transnational Litigation in U.S. Courts: Distinct Field or Footnote?": Linda Silberman, New York U. School of Law
"Democracy, Gender & Governance": Sonia E. Alvarez, U. Massachusetts-Amherst; Janie Chuang, Washington College of Law, American U.; Janet Halley, Harvard Law School
"Future of International Labor Law": Adelle Blackett, McGill University (moderator); Janelle Diller, International Labour Organisation; Virginia Leary, U. Buffalo Law School
Friday, March 30, 4:30 pm
"Impact of International Law on Multinational Corporations": Lucinda Low, Steptoe & Johnson LLP (moderator)
Friday, March 30, 8 pm
Annual Dinner Introduction by Sarah Cleveland, visiting at Harvard Law School
Saturday, March 31, 9 am
"UN Sale of Goods Convention: Perspectives on Current State-of-Play": Ingeborg Schwenzer, U. Basel, Swit

"Strengthening Human Rights Around the World": Judge Cecilia Medina Quiroga (pictured, left) Inter-American Court of Human Rights
"How Can the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime Be Repaired? What if it Can’t?": Patricia McNerney, U.S. Department of State
Saturday, March 31, 10:45 am
"Counterinsurgency & War on Terror: Deadly Convergence?": Catriona Drew, School of Oriental & African Studies, U. London
"Investment Law, Dispute Resolution & Development Promise: Back to the Future": Susan D. Franck, U. Nebraska College of Law
"A Multiplicity of Actors and Transnational Governance": Erika George, U. Utah College of Law
2 comments:
And not a shred of 'fluffiness' between them
;)
Right on that score, Fiona!
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