An interdisciplinary study of the role of law in China’s global development
Matthew Erie speaking on the "Social Science Approach to International Law"
Chicago Journal of International Law
CJIL2021 SYMPOSIUM: THE TRANSFORMATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW SCHOLARSHIP
February 26th, 1 - 6 pm CST
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In recent years, increasing globalization and rapid technological developments have made international politics and legal institutions more critical than ever. But changing circumstances around the world, such as the rise of ardent nationalism, have placed international law in a precarious position, as scholars routinely call its efficacy into question. Accordingly, the Chicago Journal of International Law will convene scholars from around the world to share their perspectives on international law scholarship, how it developed, and where it will go in the future.
Panel 1:Introducing the Social Science Approach to International Law and Its Applications
Daniel Abebe, The University of Chicago Law School
Adam Chilton, The University of Chicago Law School
Tom Ginsburg, The University of Chicago Law School
Matthew Erie, University of Oxford (from 15.55 minutes in recording below)
James Gathii, Loyola University Chicago School of Law