New Beginnings, Resets and Pivots: The International Legal Practice of the Obama Administration (Part 2)
Date of Event
9-18-2015
Description
September 18, 2015
New Beginnings, Resets and Pivots: The International Legal Practice of the Obama Administration
ILW/Midwest 2015 Case Western Reserve University School of Law Frederick K. Cox International Law Center
When president Obama entered the White House in 2009, many believed he would make a commitment to the rule of law a centerpiece of his foreign policy agenda. As his presidency draws to a close, this conference asks to what extent has the Obama Administration complied with, challenged, or sought to refashion international law? This conference, which serves as the International Law Association's "International Law Weekend/Midwest," will features experts from the government, academy, legal profession and others to investigate areas where the Obama Administration stuck to, or strayed from, the letter of international law, the purposes for these choices, and the results of these trajectories.
Lecture Series
Frederick K. Cox International Law Center
Subject Headings
Obama Administration and the Middle East; ISI; Syria war; Obama Administration and international law
Location
Case Western Reserve University
Document Type
Video
Recommended Citation
Case Western Reserve University School of Law, "New Beginnings, Resets and Pivots: The International Legal Practice of the Obama Administration (Part 2)" (2015). Conferences and Symposia. 421.
https://scholarlycommons.law.case.edu/law_videos_general/421