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November 10The late Harry Reicher, Adjunct Professor at Penn Law, made extensive use of visual material in teaching Holocaust Studies in the Law. His talk at the Shoah Foundation explains how and why. -
May 20The Chinese audience for Internet video programming is much like that for television documentaries. Few dreamers here. -
February 16Whitney Viets L’15 has been awarded the 2014–15 ACE Rule of Law Fellowship, given annually to a Penn Law student or recent graduate pursuing an international public-interest law career. -
February 4Have a foreign or international legal research question? Biddle can help! -
January 15The University of Pennsylvania Law School has appointed Rangita de Silva de Alwis, an expert on global human rights, public leadership, and women’s rights, to the position of Associate Dean for International Affairs. -
November 24The Penn Law European Society will be hosting its annual meeting in Kyiv, Ukraine. -
November 24Students will travel to Brazil and China to meet with scholars and policymakers. -
November 14Study abroad, Salzberg Cutler Fellows, Lauder, and FAPSE deadlines are soon. -
November 14See where around the globe Penn Law faculty have traveled this season. -
November 14Penn Law is hosting international visitors who are conducting advanced research. -
November 14This fall, six Penn Law Students are studying overseas. Find out where they are going! -
November 14Students & faculty will be traveling to Beirut, Lebanon to participate in IRAP. -
November 14Mondays October 27, November 3, November 17, & November 24 from 12–1pm
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November 14Bok courses, Global Research Seminar, cybercrime, and more international courses. -
November 14In recognition of the region’s strategic importance. -
November 14In conjunction with Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main, Penn Law launched the Friedrich Kübler Scholarship for students who have received, or will be receiving, their first state’s examination grade following their studies in law at Goethe. Successful recipients of this scholarship will have demonstrated a high level of academic achievement and/or professional experience in law. -
August 7New titles acquired by Biddle Law Library in July 2014. -
July 23New titles acquired by Biddle Law Library in June 2014. -
June 11Biddle Law Library continues to acquire new print and electronic titles. Take a look at some of our recent foreign, comparative and international titles!
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April 24Though summer is a great time to travel, international travel introduces new risks to your data and devices. Here are some tips to keep you safe while traveling abroad.
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March 14Moving to China has given guest blogger Michael L. Wong a different perspective on the documentary “Last Train Home” which follows the Zhangs, a migrant worker couple, on their visit home for the Chinese New Year. -
December 9Penn Law Faculty recently traveled to places like Rio de Janeiro, Bejing, and more! Find out where our faculty went and what they did in their travels! -
December 9Congratulations to Diepiriye Anga L’14, Liliana Silva Miquez GL’14, “Andrew” Zhi Liang, Ryan Blicher L’14, and out four Fulbright recipients! -
December 9New “Spanish Language for the Legal Professionals” Bootcamp, Summer Open Enrollment Program for International Lawyers and Legal Students, and more! -
December 9Events included “The Future of International Criminal Law in Africa,” Career One-on-One: Chanda Delong L’07 – Working at the IMF, and more! -
December 9This spring, Penn will offer 16 courses with an explicitly international or comparative law focus. -
December 9Penn Law hosted three distinguished Visiting Faculty members during the Fall 2013 term. -
December 9Learn more about Emanuele Conte & Sir Roy Goode.
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December 9Application deadlines from the Winter 2013 newsletter. -
December 9This fall, nine Penn Law Students are studying overseas, including four joint degree students.