I need some suggestions on good law schools specializing in international trade or international (commercial/ treaty) arbitration?
Thanks!
Best International Law Programs Forum
- PLATONiC
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Re: Best International Law Programs
Probably about a year ago, I would have responded to this post by saying "I can already see the wrath of TLS being brought upon this thread." But that was before people started to give up on bashing people pursuing "international law."
Why don't you go run a search on Google; you'll be able to find the USNWR International law rankings.
Just remember that there is no such thing as international law.
Why don't you go run a search on Google; you'll be able to find the USNWR International law rankings.
Just remember that there is no such thing as international law.
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Re: Best International Law Programs
I am sorry, but I am also sick of people saying that there is no such thing as International Law outside the academic sphere. There is. Someone has to draft treaties, UN resolutions, international arbitration agreements etc. IR law exists, it is a very small field, but that doesn't mean that no one works in it.PLATONiC wrote:Probably about a year ago, I would have responded to this post by saying "I can already see the wrath of TLS being brought upon this thread." But that was before people started to give up on bashing people pursuing "international law."
Why don't you go run a search on Google; you'll be able to find the USNWR International law rankings.
Just remember that there is no such thing as international law.
- PLATONiC
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Re: Best International Law Programs
No shit.pelmen74 wrote:
I am sorry, but I am also sick of people saying that there is no such thing as International Law outside the academic sphere. There is. Someone has to draft treaties, UN resolutions, international arbitration agreements etc. IR law exists, it is a very small field, but that doesn't mean that no one works in it.
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