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The start of a new law school year is a most fitting time to think anew about what we stand for, as lawyers and Americans. I hope I can use this occasion to address a most serious subject: repairing our human rights reputation
It is sadly academic to ask whether international human rights law should trump US domestic law. Tha...
Progress in human rights is one of the hallmark achievements of the last century. In 1914, more than...
The teaching of international human rights law in U.S. law schools has come a long way in the past t...
The author, who was the U.S. Ambassador to the human rights conference, discusses the American tradi...
In response to Professor Harold Hongju Koh\u27s March 2017 keynote at Washburn University, The Trum...
I would like to thank the American branch of the International Law Association for inviting me here ...
Human rights are among society’s most powerful ideals. The notion that all people have rights, simpl...
This year marks the tenth anniversary of the founding of the Human Rights Institute (HRI) at Columbi...
I do not say that we can remake the world in our own image. I recognize the limits on our power, and...
I am greatly honored to deliver this distinguished Lecture, particularly given the illustrious list ...
The United States has an ambivalent relation to international human rights law. While often eager to...
This year marks the tenth anniversary of the founding of the Human Rights Institute (HRI) at Columbi...
To address the underlying and unresolved human problems of injustice and despair, the Lecture argues...
Human rights have suffered sharp setbacks in the four years since the paper that follows was deliver...
In this foreword, Powell and Cleveland introduce a special volume celebrating one of a signature pro...
It is sadly academic to ask whether international human rights law should trump US domestic law. Tha...
Progress in human rights is one of the hallmark achievements of the last century. In 1914, more than...
The teaching of international human rights law in U.S. law schools has come a long way in the past t...
The author, who was the U.S. Ambassador to the human rights conference, discusses the American tradi...
In response to Professor Harold Hongju Koh\u27s March 2017 keynote at Washburn University, The Trum...
I would like to thank the American branch of the International Law Association for inviting me here ...
Human rights are among society’s most powerful ideals. The notion that all people have rights, simpl...
This year marks the tenth anniversary of the founding of the Human Rights Institute (HRI) at Columbi...
I do not say that we can remake the world in our own image. I recognize the limits on our power, and...
I am greatly honored to deliver this distinguished Lecture, particularly given the illustrious list ...
The United States has an ambivalent relation to international human rights law. While often eager to...
This year marks the tenth anniversary of the founding of the Human Rights Institute (HRI) at Columbi...
To address the underlying and unresolved human problems of injustice and despair, the Lecture argues...
Human rights have suffered sharp setbacks in the four years since the paper that follows was deliver...
In this foreword, Powell and Cleveland introduce a special volume celebrating one of a signature pro...
It is sadly academic to ask whether international human rights law should trump US domestic law. Tha...
Progress in human rights is one of the hallmark achievements of the last century. In 1914, more than...
The teaching of international human rights law in U.S. law schools has come a long way in the past t...
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