Critical Global Conversations

The Critical Global Conversations series provides a platform to connect Penn Law School to the global law and policy debates of our day. This ground-breaking speaker series brings eminent stakeholders working in law, policy and diplomacy to Penn Law as part of a vibrant public forum, which enables Penn Law to respond rapidly to changing geo-political issues.

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The Battle over Kenya’s Democracy: A Flawed Election, A Rerun, and the Supreme Court
Global Women Leaders: Tzipi Livni
How Our Future Depends on the Sustainable Development Goals: Climate Change and Food Security
Gender and the 2016 Presidential Election: The Global Impact
Advancing Human Rights in the Americas
Women, Peace and Security: An International Perspective
Law at the UN: What Difference Does it Make
Invisible Wounds of War - CERL Conference - Keynote by Zainab Hawa Bangura - December 3, 2015
JIL Symposium: Women and National Security: Part 1
JIL Symposium: Women and National Security: Part 2
The Challenges Facing the ICC: The Africa Question
Free Trade Agreements and Multilateralism: The Next Frontier for the EU and the US
Implementing the UN Human Rights Agenda: Challenges and Opportunities
Licit and Illicit Financial Flows from Developing Countries: Are Lawyers Heroes or Villains?
The UN Sustainable Development Goals: Leaving No One Behind

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