CONFERENCE: LSA Annual Meeting

13 days to submit your application for our Graduate Student and Early Career Workshops at LSA Annual Meeting in May. http://t.co/BYyj7OyKrn
— Law and Society (@law_soc) January 2, 2014

NOTE: The Lawbook Exchange at the AALS Annual Meeting

Come visit us at the AALS Annual Meeting Jan 3-5th, 2014 at the New York Hilton Midtown NY, NY booth 414. pic.twitter.com/rCx16EcwSK
— Lawbook Exchange (@LawbookExchange) January 2, 2014

CALL FOR PAPERS: Cambridge Journal of International and Comparative Law Third Annual Conference

Call for Papers: Cambridge Journal of International and Comparative Law Third Annual Conference http://t.co/83iHJzqcZr
— Fiona de Londras (@fdelond) January 1, 2014

LAW AND FILM: The 25 Greatest Legal Movies?

The 25 Greatest Legal Movies - http://t.co/KyaLiHZvs5
— DerechoComparado (@FLDMComparado) January 1, 2014

CONFERENCE: Contested Collisions (Bremen - 10-12 January 2014)

CONFERENCE: Contested Collisions (Bremen - 10-12 January 2014), will discuss the fragmentation of world law .... http://t.co/F46qQwJB5a
— ComparativeLaw (@JurisDiversitas) January 1, 2014

PAPER: Governance Polycentrism: Hierarchy and Order Without Government in Business and Human Rights Regulation

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LECTURE: Kramer on European Civil Procedure

Kramer on European Civil Procedure http://t.co/hnlJRj7RVN
— Lawrence Solum (@lsolum) December 31, 2013

MAP: Twelve Maps that Changed the World

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CALL FOR PROPOSALS: Global Legal Skills Conference (Verona, Italy: 21-23 May 2014)

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EVENT: Call for Judges for Oxford's 2014 Jessup Team

The Oxford University Jessup team are currently preparing for the UK national rounds. They are looking for students, academics, and practitioners with experience in mooting (Jessup, in particular) and/or an interest in Public International Law who would be willing to act as judges during their practice rounds in January/February 2014.

This year's problem question relates to the law of the sea and criminal jurisdiction, however input from those with a general knowledge of PIL would also be most helpful.

Little or no preparation is required. Practice judges would be given a summary of facts in advance (with further pleadings, if requested) and asked to attend a session at Keble College on an evening of their choice from 5-7pm. Practice judges who are willing to attend more than one session are very much encouraged to do so.

If interested, please sign up online here, taking note of the room where the session will take place.

The Jessup team would like to express its gratitude in advance to those who volunteer.

Please direct all questions to Bríd Ní Ghráinne at brid.nighrainne@sant.ox.ac.uk