Come and join us next week for a timely discussion with Professors @PashaHsieh and Christina L. Davis about what the US-China trade war means for partners in Asia.

Join us in congratulating Professor Jerry Cohen @nyulaw on the upcoming publication of his memoirs, written from the perspective of 94 years and reflecting on his work as a teacher, lawyer, human rights activist, and scholar.

RT @HarvardUSJapan: Next Tues., 2/11, 8-9 AM ET: Join Director Christina Davis and Pasha Hsieh @PashaHsieh's online panel, "What the US-Chi…

The U.S.-Asia Law Institute will continue its "Taiwan Legal" series next week by inviting Professor Jacques deLisle @jdelisle21 to examine the UN's position on the legal status of Taiwan. Join us in person or online!

The application period for 2025-2026 visiting scholars is now open until January 31, 2025. Apply today to advance your knowledge, engage with new perspectives, and network with colleagues from around the world!

Missed the event? Don't worry! You can now watch the recording of USALI's second Global Japan event and learn about the past and future of Japan's overseas development assistance. #ChinaBRI #Japan #DevelopmentAid

If you missed it, you can now watch the recording of the first event under our Global Japan series:

Join us for a timely discussion on the proposed acquisition and its impact on US-Japan relations! #nipponsteel #acquisition #Japan

RT @peter_dutton: Come one, come all! In person or virtually.

Writing International Law: A guide to students interested in writing an... via @YouTube #legalwriting #internationallaw #AcademicWriting #publishing

Two members of the International Law Commission (ILC), Phoebe Okowa and Nilufer Oral had a conversation with Prof. Jose Alvarez on the role and promise of the ILC, esp the challenge of sea-level rise.

Peter Dutton from the Paul Tsai China Center at @YaleLawSch will take us dive deep into what international law says about Taiwan on Nov. 7. RSVP here:

What Does US Law Say About Taiwan? Richard Bush from the @BrookingsInst will take us to revisit the Taiwan Relations Act on Oct. 30, 2024. RSVP here:

Missed the event? Don't worry! Watch the recording of International Law in Hong Kong's Court of Final Appeal: Still Relevant? via @YouTube #HongKong #NationalSecurity #InternationalLaw #Humanrights #iccpr

In case you missed it, you can catch up on our latest webinar on how China's overseas investment is affecting the global legal infrastructure, presented by Matthew Erie @UniofOxford, based on his six-year project "China, Law and Development". #BeltandRoad

SAVE THE DATE! Join us on October 10 with Professor Mathew Erie at @UniofOxford for a fruitful discussion about his six-year project China, Law, and Development and explore the impact of Chinese law as an infrastructure in China and beyond.