The legal definition of genocide imposes a demanding standard. Not every mass atrocity qualifies, even when the scale of ...

The concentration in international and comparative law is designed to give students a broad foundation in international and comparative law. The program recognizes J.D. students who complete a ...

Colorado Law's International Law and Human Rights LLM program aims to provide students, academics, and practitioners with an advanced theoretical grounding in international law and the international ...

Welcome to the vibrant, globally diverse, and growing community of students, faculty, and staff engaged in international law at Colorado Law. With a new JD Certificate in International Law, LLM, and ...

Whether international law has the capacity to establish the rule of law is a question one may well ask today as the world witnesses crimes against humanity committed in Israel against entire families, ...

Over a dozen Case Western Reserve School of Law professors teach in the area of international law; together, they offer more international law electives than all but a handful of U.S. law schools. We ...

Curtis A. Bradley and Jack L. Goldsmith, Foreign Relations Law: Cases and Materials (4th ed. 2011). International law can be divided into two categories: public international law and private ...

Explore maritime law, its importance in governing international waters, safeguarding shipping and trade, and its role in ...

The past two decades have brought revolutionary changes in global health, driven by popular concern over the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), new strains of influenza, and maternal mortality ...

Does international law exist? Or is it a polite fiction? To answer these questions we first need to define “legal fiction”. Here the phrase is not meant to mean fiction written by (say) John Grisham ...

We have placed 105 students in global internships and externships during the past five years, on five continents and in 41 countries. Very few schools can match our numbers. Our International Law ...