NC Journal of Int'l Law

Reporting and analyzing the latest in international law. We are the North Carolina Journal of International Law, a publication of UNC Law.

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UNC Law’s six journals select talented and dedicated students as staff members to help bring legal scholarship to the community. The North Carolina Journal of International Law is proud to present the new staff of Volume 49. Welcome, and congratulations to all UNC journal staffs!

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Funding from @GPSGatUNC helped this event reach its fullest potential and be a resounding success.
Thank you to this group of our peers for being one of our dedicated sponsors!

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The 2023 NCJIL Symposium - “This Economic, Peaceful, Silent, Deadly Remedy”: Sanctions After the Invasion of Ukraine - was in large part made possible due to the generosity of @GPSGatUNC.

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Pictured below are our 2022-23 NCJIL board & staff, as well as this year's speakers: Professor Andrew Hayashi, Professor Don De Amicis, Professor Pierre-Hugues Verdier, and Mr. Adam Smith. Please stay tuned for our upcoming symposium issue, feat. papers from this year's speakers.

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Thanks to our incredible speakers & executive board members for a successful & enjoyable 2023 NCJIL Symposium! The day was full of lively discussion + informative presentations about the role of sanctions in international law, particularly after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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This event is free and open to the public, with food & refreshments provided. NC-licensed attorneys may earn 4 CLE credits by attending. Registration, speaker bios, & program details are available at https://t.co/jlauNpTLCN.

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There's still time to register for tomorrow's symposium! Please join us for the first NCJIL symposium since 2019, as our talented speakers - Prof. Don De Amicis, Mr. Adam Smith, Prof. Pierre-Hugues Verdier, & Prof. Andrew Hayashi - discuss sanctions after the invasion of Ukraine.

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Great news, NC licensed attorneys! You can earn 4 #CLE credits by attending our 2023 symposium this Fri (3/24) in Chapel Hill. Registration & details can be found @ https://t.co/jlauNpTLCN.

Thank you to the North Carolina State Bar Board of CLE! #NCBar #continuinglegaleducation

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Our 2023 symposium is taking place this Friday! Information about our accomplished speakers is shown below. The schedule and registration form for this event, which is free and open to all, can be found at https://t.co/jlauNpTLCN.

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Registration is now open for NCJIL’s 2023 Symposium, taking place from 8am-2pm on March 24th! Please visit the link below to confirm your attendance. This event is open to the public and free of charge.

https://t.co/XBF0yaRMWZ

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NCJIL's Volume 48 Board of Editors is pleased to present the Volume 49 Board of Editors, who will make an outstanding mark on our journal next year. Congratulations to this dedicated group.

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NCJIL's 2023 symposium will take place at UNC's Friday Conference Center in Chapel Hill.

All are welcome to join us, and registration information will be made available soon. Stay tuned! (2/2)

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Save the date! #NCJIL is pleased to announce that we are hosting an in-person symposium this year, for the 1st time since 2019. Taking place on March 24th, the 2023 symposium is titled: “An economic, peaceful, silent, deadly remedy”: Sanctions after the invasion of Ukraine. (1/2)

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If you would like to submit a manuscript for publication in Vol. 49 (2023-24) via Scholastica, please visit https://t.co/xK0AIzvPFR.

#InternationalLaw #NCJIL #UNCLaw

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NCJIL is now seeking submissions for Vol. 49, which corresponds with the 2023-24 academic year. Our incoming Executive Board will begin reviewing submissions in February.

Please contact [email protected] to submit manuscripts for consideration, as well as ask any questions.

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The North Carolina Journal of International Law is currently seeking submissions for Vol. 48, which corresponds with the 2022-23 academic year.

We welcome all submissions. If you're interested in submitting a manuscript for publication, visit https://t.co/u2CPiOkwaY.

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The North Carolina Journal of International Law Board of Editors is pleased to present the Volume 48 masthead! Congratulations and welcome to our new #NCJIL Staff Members.

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The North Carolina Journal of International Law is proud to present its Volume 48 editorial board! Congratulations to these dedicated and talented students.

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THREAD:

On Oct.1, .@usnews responded to an open letter we issued, calling for a meeting to discuss the organization’s decision not to include meaningful diversity metrics in its law school ranking methodology.

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Please read UNC BLSA’s statement on the death of George Floyd. #BlackLivesMatter