Presentations & Publications
International Scholars have made valuable contributions to the law school through their many presentations; some were during an afternoon coffee hour while others were a lunch time series of talks. We encourage international scholars to collaborate with their colleagues and WCL faculty to plan a presentation during their time at the law school.
International Visiting Scholar Presentations
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Professor Wang Rong China University of Political Science and Law |
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Professor Anoosh Khan University of Peshawar |
- Challenges Facing China: Professor Wang Rong from the China University of Political Science & Law discussed the topic of Water Right Practice in China.
- Teaching Gender and Human Rights in the NWFP (Pakistan):
Professor Anoosh Khan from the University of Peshawar addressed the topic of teaching gender and the law in Pakistan’s Northwest Frontier Province
- “Intellectual Tea with the International Visiting Scholars” :
- In round table talks, scholars discussed pertinent issues related to international law, including Intellectual Property in China, Human Rights in Nigeria, Pakistan, and Korea, and Constitutional Law in Chile and Turkey, among other topics.
- Panel Presentation: Women of the World Unite:
- Women in Politics in Mongolia
- Reproductive Rights of Women in Russia
- Criminal Law and Women's Rights in Iran
- The Impact of HIV and AIDs on Rights of Girls and Women in Swaziland
- International Scholars formed a Human Rights Defenders Speakers' Series:
- Stoning to Death - The Case of Amina Lawal in Nigeria
- Trafficking in Persons, a Violation of Human Rights
- Other presentation topics :
- Foreign Direct Investment in Russia and Turkey
- Crime in Armenia during a Time of Transition
- Overview of Japan's Corporate Reform
International Visiting Scholars Publications
International Scholars have also published articles in the Human Rights Brief.
The Peruvian Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Treatment of Sexual Violence Against Women
Julissa Mantilla Falcon
Volume 12 Issue 2 Winter 2005
Rule of Law Prevails in the Case of Amina Lawal
Hauwa Ibrahim
Volume 11 Issue 3 Spring 2004
Police Powers in Pakistan: The Need for Balance Between Operational Independence and Accountibility
Ahmad N. Warraich
Volume 11 Issue 3 Spring 2004
Freedom of Expression under the European Convention on Human Rights: A Comparison With the Inter-American System of Protection of Human Rights
Amaya Úbeda de Torres
Volume 10 Issue 2 Winter 2003
