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Saturday, April 30, 2011
May 7th,2011,SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
IN WORLD INVESTMENT LAW
An International Legal Experts Seminar & Book Launch Reception
10:00am - 7:00pm / 7 May 2011
Lauterpacht Centre for International Law (LCIL), University of Cambridge, UK
international investment agreements and a growing number of arbitrations. The European
Union is committed to sustainable development, and has just recently gained
jurisdiction over investment law, which may lead to new investment treaty negotiations
with partner countries. Several new legal research initiatives are also being
launched. What are the next steps for sustainable development in investment treaties,
in arbitrations, and in other international regimes? What is new in this field, at
key areas of overlap? What legal research is overdone, and what more is needed?
What are the challenges and opportunities?
Through three legal experts panels, and a roundtable of leading figures in investment
law, practitioners and scholars will discuss new developments and directions
for investment treaty practice and jurisprudence, and identify key areas for a future
legal research agenda for sustainable development and investment law. The event
will close with a Book Launch Reception for MC Cordonier Segger, M Gehring & A
Newcombe (eds.), Sustainable Development in World Investment Law (Kluwer Law
International, 2010), to which Seminar speakers and participants contributed.
For more information or to confirm participation, email akent@cisdl.org
IN WORLD INVESTMENT LAW
An International Legal Experts Seminar & Book Launch Reception
10:00am - 7:00pm / 7 May 2011
Lauterpacht Centre for International Law (LCIL), University of Cambridge, UK
international investment agreements and a growing number of arbitrations. The European
Union is committed to sustainable development, and has just recently gained
jurisdiction over investment law, which may lead to new investment treaty negotiations
with partner countries. Several new legal research initiatives are also being
launched. What are the next steps for sustainable development in investment treaties,
in arbitrations, and in other international regimes? What is new in this field, at
key areas of overlap? What legal research is overdone, and what more is needed?
What are the challenges and opportunities?
Through three legal experts panels, and a roundtable of leading figures in investment
law, practitioners and scholars will discuss new developments and directions
for investment treaty practice and jurisprudence, and identify key areas for a future
legal research agenda for sustainable development and investment law. The event
will close with a Book Launch Reception for MC Cordonier Segger, M Gehring & A
Newcombe (eds.), Sustainable Development in World Investment Law (Kluwer Law
International, 2010), to which Seminar speakers and participants contributed.
For more information or to confirm participation, email akent@cisdl.org
Monday, April 11, 2011
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
International Trade Law /Notth Dakota/Aerospace
International Trade Law News
Welcome Attendees of North Dakota Trade Office's Global Business Connections Conference
Welcome to those attending the North Dakota Trade Office's Global Business Connections 2011 conference in Fargo, North Dakota on March 30 and 31 in Fargo, North Dakota.
Global Business Connections is a two-day event that connects North Dakota businesses with international trade professionals from around the world. The conference includes panel discussions with leading exporters and international business professionals, break-out seminars on export controls and Incoterms 2010, networking events and an industry trade show. The conference also will include the presentation of North Dakota’s most prestigious international business awards by North Dakota Governor Jack Dalrymple to the following award winners:
2010 North Dakota Exporter of the Year - Healthy Oilseeds, a leading grower, processor and exporter of flax.
2010 Service to North Dakota Exporters Award - Bremer Bank
The keynote speakers at the conference include Gregory Page, Chairman and CEO of Cargill, and Michael Hick, Director of Global Business Initiatives and author of Global Deals: Marketing and Managing Across Cultural Frontiers.
Other speakers at the program included Ed Schafer, who served as U.S. Secretary
of Agriculture and Governor of North Dakota.
North Dakota currently has the nation's lowest unemployment rate and is a leading exporting state. In addition to exporting agriculture products, North Dakota is a leading producer and exporter of machinery and has a thriving aerospace sector
Welcome Attendees of North Dakota Trade Office's Global Business Connections Conference
Welcome to those attending the North Dakota Trade Office's Global Business Connections 2011 conference in Fargo, North Dakota on March 30 and 31 in Fargo, North Dakota.
Global Business Connections is a two-day event that connects North Dakota businesses with international trade professionals from around the world. The conference includes panel discussions with leading exporters and international business professionals, break-out seminars on export controls and Incoterms 2010, networking events and an industry trade show. The conference also will include the presentation of North Dakota’s most prestigious international business awards by North Dakota Governor Jack Dalrymple to the following award winners:
2010 North Dakota Exporter of the Year - Healthy Oilseeds, a leading grower, processor and exporter of flax.
2010 Service to North Dakota Exporters Award - Bremer Bank
The keynote speakers at the conference include Gregory Page, Chairman and CEO of Cargill, and Michael Hick, Director of Global Business Initiatives and author of Global Deals: Marketing and Managing Across Cultural Frontiers.
Other speakers at the program included Ed Schafer, who served as U.S. Secretary
of Agriculture and Governor of North Dakota.
North Dakota currently has the nation's lowest unemployment rate and is a leading exporting state. In addition to exporting agriculture products, North Dakota is a leading producer and exporter of machinery and has a thriving aerospace sector
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