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NYU School of Law is convening this conference to celebrate the extraordinary career and scholarship of Frank K. Upham, Wilf Family Professor of Property Law, Emeritus. More than fifteen speakers from around the world will present research related to enduring themes of Professor Upham’s work in the areas of comparative law, gender, and property.
he U.S.-Asia Law Institute celebrated the forthcoming publication of Professor Emeritus Jerome Cohen’s memoirs with a book talk and reception attended by dozens of colleagues, students, and mentees from across his lengthy career, along with several generations of family members.
The U.S.-Asia Law Institute hosts Ma Ying-jeou (LLM ‘76) in conversation with USALI founder and Director Emeritus Jerry Cohen. He will talk about the complicated relationships among Taiwan, the People’s Republic of China and the United States.
Recent developments in the United States and Asia make this a good time to examine the state of women’s rights protection, with a particular focus on the interplay between domestic and international law and norms.
States take the center stage at global climate negotiations, but corporations sit squarely in the crosshairs as contributors to climate change, casualties of the fallout, and indispensable participants in any response. Governments, investors, and publics across Asia-Pacific are increasingly demanding that corporations do more to address the climate crisis.