America First and International Law
Part of the Promoting the Rule of Law Webinar Series
Webinar begins at 12:30 pm EDT
Duration: 75 minutes
Media Contact: Karla Larraga
Watch it live on YouTube
About the Series
Launched in 2022, the Promoting the Rule of Law webinar series is part of CAIL’s commitment to advancing justice through education and dialogue on critical legal and law enforcement issues. As a nonprofit educational institution, CAIL maintains a neutral stance on the topics discussed. The views expressed are those of the speakers. The series serves as a platform for diverse, informed conversations among legal scholars, jurists, and practitioners on matters of broad public and professional significance.
About this Webinar
What challenges does “America First” pose for the international legal order – and how should lawyers respond?
In this timely webinar, leading scholars and practitioners will explore how shifting U.S. foreign policy is reshaping global legal norms. The discussion also examines impacts on the rule of law, as well as the prospects for global cooperation and U.S. leadership
There is no cost to attend the event. Experience the discussion live on Tuesday, May 28 at 12:30 PM EDT.
Featured Speakers
Chip Brower, Moderator
Distinguished Service Professor
Wayne State University Law School;
Chair, Institute for Transnational Arbitration
José Enrique Alvarez
Herbert and Rose Rubin Professor of International Law
NYU School of Law
Lucy Reed
Independent Arbitrator, Arbitration Chambers (New York);
President, Singapore International Arbitration Centre
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