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Conference Archive

CJICL Conference 2012 ‘Agents of Change’

CJICL Conference 2013 ‘Legal Tradition in a Diverse World’

CJICL Conference 2014 ‘Stepping Away from the State’

CJICL Conference 2015 ‘Developing Democracy’

CJICL Conference 2016 ‘Public and Private Power’

CILJ Conference 2017 ‘Transforming Institutions’

CILJ Conference 2018 ‘Non-State Actors and International Law’

CILJ Conference 2019 ‘New Technologies: New Challenges for Democracy and International Law’

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