Advancing International Human Rights 

August 22

As a Global Justice Fellow and Mead Fellow, Natalie Malek L’25 worked for the UK-based international human rights organization, Reprieve.

Affinity Groups, article archive, dispatches, Global, Human Rights, Igniting Positive Change, International & Comparative Law, International, Jacques deLisle, Pathways to the Profession, Public Interest, Students 

Prof. Jacques deLisle Anticipates China Will Be an Issue in Presidential Election 

July 10

Faculty, International, Jacques deLisle, Media 

Taiwan’s Future is in Good Hands with Penn Carey Law Alumni 

July 6

For the first time since the pandemic, Jacques deLisle, Stephen A. Cozen Professor of Law & Professor of Political Science, visited Taiwan in December and marveled that the trip “was an impressive Penn Carey Law alumni fest.”

Alumni, Graduate Programs, Jacques deLisle, LLM 

Prof. Jacques deLisle Comments on Significance of McCarthy-Tsai Meeting on U.S.-Taiwan Relations 

April 6

Faculty, International, Jacques deLisle, Media 

Prof. Jacques deLisle Discusses Challenges Faced by Universities with Foreign Partner Institutions 

April 5

Faculty, International, Jacques deLisle, Media 

Prof. Jacques deLisle, Director of the Center for the Study of Contemporary China, Discusses Ramifications from ‘Zero COVID’ Protests in China 

December 14

Coronavirus, Faculty, International, Jacques deLisle, Media 

Prof. Jacques deLisle Discusses Taiwan’s Warning Shots at Drones 

September 2

Faculty, International, Jacques deLisle, Media, podcast 

Pelosi’s Taiwan Visit 

August 10

At Taiwan Insight, Prof. Jacques deLisle writes that Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan was “more symptom than cause of the trouble in U.S.-China relations.”
article archive, Faculty, Featured, International & Comparative Law, Jacques deLisle 

Hong Kong Handover 

July 5

Prof. Jacques deLisle discusses where Hong Kong stands now at 25 years under Chinese control, and what the future might hold.
article archive, faculty perspectives, Faculty, Featured, Global, International & Comparative Law, Jacques deLisle 

The Law School’s Jessup International Moot Court team will represent the U.S. in the competition’s international rounds 

March 10

The White & Case International Rounds will begin in late March.
article archive, Faculty, Featured, Global, International Moot Court, Jacques deLisle, LLM, Students, William W. Burke-White 

Former Justice Breyer law clerks Dean Ruger and Prof. deLisle share perspectives on his retirement 

January 27

Ruger and deLisle praise Justice Breyer’s brilliance and broad approach to reaching legal decisions.
article archive, faculty perspectives, Jacques deLisle, News, Research and Scholarship, SCOTUS, Theodore Ruger 

Voting rights advocacy at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School 

November 2

In the voting rights sphere, the Law School offers several public interest law and pro bono opportunities as well as thematic, timely courses and a voting rights fellowship.
article archive, Civil Rights, Curriculum, Faculty, Featured, Government, inclusion, Jacques deLisle, Law School, Penn Program on Regulation, PI Week, PPR, Pro Bono Student Groups, Pro Bono, Public Service, RacialJustice, Regulatory Review, Social, TPIC 

Prof. Jacques deLisle explores major issues involved in ongoing U.S.-China diplomatic discussions: CGTN America 

October 11

Faculty, International, Jacques deLisle, Media, News 

Prof. Jacques deLisle: Several factors contributed to China’s detention and recent release of two Canadian citizens: CTV News 

September 28

Faculty, Government, International, Jacques deLisle, Media, News 

Prof. Jacque deLisle explores what the 11-year sentence for a Canadian citizen’s espionage conviction in China could mean: Wall Street Journal 

August 17

Faculty, International, Jacques deLisle, Media 

Prof. deLisle examines the growing dangers of potential U.S.-China conflict: Taiwan Insight 

June 9

Faculty, International, Jacques deLisle, Media 

Prof. deLisle examines the growing dangers of potential U.S.-China conflict: Taiwan Insight 

June 9

Faculty, International, Jacques deLisle, Media 

Prof. deLisle examines the growing dangers of potential U.S.-China conflict: Taiwan Insight 

June 9

Faculty, International, Jacques deLisle, Media 

Prof. deLisle says Taiwan is right to reject Chinese vaccines being used as a ‘political tool’: Taiwan News 

May 25

Coronavirus, Faculty, International, Jacques deLisle, Media 

Prof. deLisle says Taiwan is right to reject Chinese vaccines being used as a ‘political tool’: Taiwan News 

May 25

Coronavirus, Faculty, International, Jacques deLisle, Media 

Prof. deLisle says Taiwan is right to reject Chinese vaccines being used as a ‘political tool’: Taiwan News 

May 25

Coronavirus, Faculty, International, Jacques deLisle, Media 

Scholarship on COVID-19 regulatory responses by Prof. Coglianese, Prof. deLisle, and Lect. Mahboubi featured: Administrative Law Review 

March 17

Administrative Law, Cary Coglianese, Coronavirus, Faculty, Jacques deLisle, Media, News, Regulation 

Prof. deLisle suggests two divergent theories behind China’s current actions and policies concerning Hong Kong: Vox 

March 11

Faculty, International, Jacques deLisle, News 

Prof. deLisle suggests two divergent theories behind China’s current actions and policies concerning Hong Kong: Vox 

March 11

Faculty, International, Jacques deLisle, News 
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