Post Date: March 3, 2006
This weekend, Harvard’s International Law Journal will host its annual symposium, “Diffusion of Law in the 21st Century: Interaction and Influence.” The conference will bring together scholars and practitioners to discuss the “globalization” of legal ideas and institutions in different areas of law. The event will take place on March 4, 2006 in Pound Hall on the HLS campus.
“As technology and economic integration continue to make the world a smaller place, it is increasingly valuable for us to understand the interactions between different jurisdictions and legal cultures,” said Colin Lloyd, editor of the symposium. “By bringing together theorists, substantive experts and practitioners to sharpen their perspectives against each others’ studies and concrete experiences, we hope to shed some light on this important phenomenon.”
Panel topics include:
For more information, please visit the ILJ Symposium website.