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Dudziak .............................................................. 14 International Law and the Trump Administration: National and International Security Opening Remarks by: Lucinda Low .................................................................. 21 introductory Remarks by: Oonagh Fitzerald.............................................................. 22 Benjamin Wittes........................................................... 22 Remarks by: Shireen Hunter ............................................................... 23 John Bellinger................................................................ 25 Elisa Massimino .............................................................. 26 Balancing Rights and Obligations of States and Investors Introductory Remarks by: R. Doak Bishop ............................................................... 43 Balancing Rights and Obligations of States and Investors: Is Reform Real or Imagined? Donald McRae ................................................................. 44 Rebalancing Rights and Duties of States and Investors Marcos Orellana .............................................................. 46 Heading Off Disputes by Paying Attention to Human Rights in Foreign Investor/Host State Contract Negotiations John F. Sherman HI ........................................................... 48 Protecting Human Rights and Preserving the Benefits of ISDR Hewitt Pate................................................................... 51 Changes in the Balance of Rights and Obligations: Toward Investor Responsibilization Laurence Boisson de Chazournes ............................................... 53 International Law and Cyberspace: Challenges for and by Non-State Actors Introductory Remarks by: Laura Dickinson................................................................. 57 Remarks by: Col Gary Corn .................................................................. 57 Lt. Col. Sean Watts............................................................. 59 Jeannie Rhee .................................................................... 62 How International is International Law? Remarks by: Lori F. Damrosch ............................................................... 69 Maria Teresa Infante Caff....................................................... 71 Jacques deLisle ................................................................ 75 The Right to Fair Trials Under International Law Remarks by: Mark Ellis.......................................................................79 TPP, Brexit, and After: The Uneasy Future of Deep Economic Agreements WTO Procedures to Monitor RTAs Rohini Acharya ................................................................. 89 Foreign Policy and Trade Law: Japan’s Unexpected Leadership in TPP Negotiations Christina L. Davis.............................................................. 90 Stocktaking and Glimpsing at Trade Law’s Next Generation Kathleen Claussen .............................................................. 92 Are International Claims Commissions Effective Dispute Resolution Mechanisms? Introductory Remarks by: Natalie Klein ...................................................................97 Remarks by: John R. Crook .................................................................. 97 Crafting a Successful International Mass Claims Commission Chiara Giorgetti............................................................... 100 The Future of International Claims Commissions: Conceptualizing the EU’S Proposed Multilateral Investment Court as an International Claims Tribunal Jeremy K Sharpe ................................................................ 102 Does International Law Value Regionalism in Criminal Law Enforcement? Introductory Remarks by: Erika de Wet.................................................................. 107 The Shared Goals but Distinct Roles of Criminal and Human Rights Courts Alexandra Huneeus ............................................................. 108 Late Breaking Panel: Missile Strikes Against Syria Introductory Remarks by: Catherine Powell ............................................................... 113 Remarks by: Harold Hongju Koh ............................................................. 114 President Trump’s Declaration of War Against Syria Saikrishna Bangalore Prakash ................................................... 119 Remarks by: Jennifer Daskal ............................................................ 121 Stephen Pomper ............................................................. 123 Debate: Compulsory Jurisdiction in International Dispute Settlement: Beyond David Versus Goliath? Introduction................................................................... 129 Remarks by: Ben Juratowitch QC.......................................................... 129 Loretta Malintoppi ....................................................... 131 Gleider I. Hernández ....................................................... 134 Tai-Heng Cheng ............................................................. 137 Ina Popova ................................................................. 138 Judge James Crawford ..................................................... 140 Judge Stephen Schwebel ..................................................... 141 Ben Juratowitch QC.......................................................... 141 Arms Control and The Challenges of New Technologies Cyber Defense Norms and NATO Steven Hill................................................................. 145 Keynote Address Philippe Sands QC......................................................... 147 International Law and The Trump Administration: Trade and Investment Opening Remarks by: Mark Agrast ................................................................ 161 Remarks by: Oonagh Fitzgerald......................................................... 162 Introductory Remarks by: Gary Hufbauer............................................................... 163 Remarks by: Aaditya Mattoo.............................................................. 163 Warren Maruyama ............................................................ 166 Rachel Brewster ............................................................ 167 Michael Smart............................................................... 168 Vagts Roundtable: Lawyering in The Age of Transnational Government Opening Remarks by: Lucinda Low .............................................................. 185 Remarks by: Karen Vagts ................................................................ 185 Introductory Remarks by: Hannah Buxbaum ............................................................. 186 Remarks by: Kath Hall................................................................... 187 Sally March ................................................................ 191 Laura Stein................................................................. 192 Jonathan Welch ............................................................. 194 The Rise of Multistakeholder Global Governance The Rise of Multistakeholder Partnerships Ayelet Berman .............................................................. 205 Hudson Medal Luncheon: A Conversation With Georges Abi-Saab Opening Remarks by: Lucinda Low ................................................................. 209 Remarks by: Paul Reich ler .............................................................. 209 introductory Remarks by: Philip Alston................................................................ 210 Remarks by: Georges Abi-Saab ............................................................ 211 Military Intervention by Consent Remarks by: Ashley S. Deeks ............................................................. 221 Consent, Forcible Intervention, and Internal Justification to Use Force Eliav Lieblich .............................................................. 222 Military Intervention by Consent and Its Relationship to International Human Rights Law Jonathan Horowitz ......................................................... 225 Remarks by: Robert Taylor ............................................................... 227 Fifth Annual Charles N. Brower Lecture on International Dispute Resolution: The Multiple Functions of International Courts and the Singular Task of the Adjudicator Remarks By: David D. Caron............................................................... 231 Regulating the Global Commons: The BBNJ Negotiations and Ocean Spaces Beyond National Jurisdiction Introductory Remarks by: Catherine Redgwell............................................................. 241 Capacity Building and Technology Transfer for Marine Biodiversity in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction Harriet Harden-Davies ........................................................243 Marine Genetic Resources, Including Sharing of Benefits Angel Horna................................................................ 245 Area-Based Management Tools, Including Marine Protected Areas Penelope Nevill ............................................................. 247 Environmental Assessment in Marine Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction: Practice and Prospects Robin Warner................................................................. 252 The Inter-American Human Rights System: Latest Jurisprudential Advances and Setbacks Remarks by: Thomas Antkowiak............................................................. 257 Women’s Rights in Recent Inter-American Human Rights Jurisprudence Bernard Duhaime.............................................................. 258 Remedies of the Inter-American Human Rights System Viviana Krsticevic .......................................................... 261 Remarks by: Alejandra Gonza ............................................................. 263 Friday Keynote: Seen and not Heard Sandie Okoro ................................................................... 267 International Law and the Trump Administration: Global Engagement on Environmental Law Opening Remarks by: Lucinda Low .................................................................... 269 Remarks by: Sylvia Maciunas ................................................................ 269 Introductory Remarks by: Paul Joffe ..................................................................... 270 Remarks by: E. Donald Elliott .............................................................. 272 Susan Casey-Lefkowitz........................................................... 275 Carl Bruch ..................................................................... 278 Jean Krasno .................................................................. 284 Kevin Mead ..................................................................... 286 Dan Wade........................................................................ 286 Alicia Cate .................................................................... 287 Valuing Women in International Adjudication Introductory Remarks by: Susan Franck ................................................................... 289 Valuing Women as Counsel in International Adjudication Kate Parlett ................................................................... 293 Valuing Diversity in All Forms in International Courts Josephine Jarpa Dawuni ....................................................... 296 The Value and Purpose of International Law The Purpose of International Law Is to Advance Justice—and International Law Has No Value Unless It Does So Mortimer N.S. Sellers .......................................................... 301 Remarks by: Maxwell Chibundu ............................................................... 305 Peace is the Fundamental Value that International Law Exists to Serve Cecilia M. Bailliet ............................................................ 308 New Voices: Jurisdictional Issues in International Law Rethinking Compulsory Jurisdiction: The Case for U.S. Reentry into the ICJ’S Optional Clause System Brian McGarry................................................................... 313 Jurisdiction over Incidental Questions in International Law Ben Love ..................................................................... 316 Designing Transnational Litigation: The Case Against Forum Non Conveniens Maggie Gardner.................................................................. 321 Closing Plenary: Building Trust in International Law and Institutions Opening Remarks by: Lucinda Low .................................................................... 325 Introductory Remarks by: Ernst Hirsch Ballin .......................................................... 325 Remarks by: Christine van den Wyngaert ..................................................... 327 Bruno Simma............................................................... 330 Maurice Kamto .............................................................. 333 Philip Alston............................................................... 335 Jean Yu-Wen ................................................................ 338 Mark Wojcik............................................................... 338 Katie Lundy................................................................. 338 Chuck Newcomb .............................................................. 339 Saskia Bruines............................................................ 342 Benjamin Ferencz............................................................ 343 111th Annual Meeting Program................................................ 347 ASIL 2017 Annual Meeting Daily Program ........................................349 Fifty-Eighth Annual Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition . 379 Appendices ASIL Assembly and Annual General Meeting ...................................... 385 In Memoriam Sir Elihu Lauterpacht (1928-2017) Stephen M. Schwebel ........................................................ 387 Memorial Notice ........................................................... 389 ASIL Officers and Executive Council ........................................ 391 American Journal of International Law ...................................... 393 International Legal Materials ............................................ 395 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 111TH ANNUAL MEETING Chairs of the Committee Co-Editors of the Proceedings of the Annual Meeting Aloysius Llamzon Aloysius Llamzon Julie Maupin Julie Maupin Saira Mohamed Saira Mohamed Contents Foreword......................................................................... ix An Introduction: What International Law Values Aloysius Llamzon, Julie Maupin, and Saira Mohamed ............................... 1 Nineteenth Annual Grotius Lecture Civil War Time: From Grotius to the Global War on Terror David Armitage ................................................................ 3 On the Civil-Ness of Civil War: A Comment on David Armitage’s Civil War Time Mary L. Dudziak .............................................................. 14 International Law and the Trump Administration: National and International Security Opening Remarks by: Lucinda Low .................................................................. 21 introductory Remarks by: Oonagh Fitzerald.............................................................. 22 Benjamin Wittes........................................................... 22 Remarks by: Shireen Hunter ............................................................... 23 John Bellinger................................................................ 25 Elisa Massimino .............................................................. 26 Balancing Rights and Obligations of States and Investors Introductory Remarks by: R. Doak Bishop ............................................................... 43 Balancing Rights and Obligations of States and Investors: Is Reform Real or Imagined? Donald McRae ................................................................. 44 Rebalancing Rights and Duties of States and Investors Marcos Orellana .............................................................. 46 Heading Off Disputes by Paying Attention to Human Rights in Foreign Investor/Host State Contract Negotiations John F. Sherman HI ........................................................... 48 Protecting Human Rights and Preserving the Benefits of ISDR Hewitt Pate................................................................... 51 Changes in the Balance of Rights and Obligations: Toward Investor Responsibilization Laurence Boisson de Chazournes ............................................... 53 International Law and Cyberspace: Challenges for and by Non-State Actors Introductory Remarks by: Laura Dickinson................................................................. 57 Remarks by: Col Gary Corn .................................................................. 57 Lt. Col. Sean Watts............................................................. 59 Jeannie Rhee .................................................................... 62 How International is International Law? Remarks by: Lori F. Damrosch ............................................................... 69 Maria Teresa Infante Caff....................................................... 71 Jacques deLisle ................................................................ 75 The Right to Fair Trials Under International Law Remarks by: Mark Ellis.......................................................................79 TPP, Brexit, and After: The Uneasy Future of Deep Economic Agreements WTO Procedures to Monitor RTAs Rohini Acharya ................................................................. 89 Foreign Policy and Trade Law: Japan’s Unexpected Leadership in TPP Negotiations Christina L. Davis.............................................................. 90 Stocktaking and Glimpsing at Trade Law’s Next Generation Kathleen Claussen .............................................................. 92 Are International Claims Commissions Effective Dispute Resolution Mechanisms? Introductory Remarks by: Natalie Klein ...................................................................97 Remarks by: John R. Crook .................................................................. 97 Crafting a Successful International Mass Claims Commission Chiara Giorgetti............................................................... 100 The Future of International Claims Commissions: Conceptualizing the EU’S Proposed Multilateral Investment Court as an International Claims Tribunal Jeremy K Sharpe ................................................................ 102 Does International Law Value Regionalism in Criminal Law Enforcement? Introductory Remarks by: Erika de Wet.................................................................. 107 The Shared Goals but Distinct Roles of Criminal and Human Rights Courts Alexandra Huneeus ............................................................. 108 Late Breaking Panel: Missile Strikes Against Syria Introductory Remarks by: Catherine Powell ............................................................... 113 Remarks by: Harold Hongju Koh ............................................................. 114 President Trump’s Declaration of War Against Syria Saikrishna Bangalore Prakash ................................................... 119 Remarks by: Jennifer Daskal ............................................................ 121 Stephen Pomper ............................................................. 123 Debate: Compulsory Jurisdiction in International Dispute Settlement: Beyond David Versus Goliath? Introduction................................................................... 129 Remarks by: Ben Juratowitch QC.......................................................... 129 Loretta Malintoppi ....................................................... 131 Gleider I. Hernández ....................................................... 134 Tai-Heng Cheng ............................................................. 137 Ina Popova ................................................................. 138 Judge James Crawford ..................................................... 140 Judge Stephen Schwebel ..................................................... 141 Ben Juratowitch QC.......................................................... 141 Arms Control and The Challenges of New Technologies Cyber Defense Norms and NATO Steven Hill................................................................. 145 Keynote Address Philippe Sands QC......................................................... 147 International Law and The Trump Administration: Trade and Investment Opening Remarks by: Mark Agrast ................................................................ 161 Remarks by: Oonagh Fitzgerald......................................................... 162 Introductory Remarks by: Gary Hufbauer............................................................... 163 Remarks by: Aaditya Mattoo.............................................................. 163 Warren Maruyama ............................................................ 166 Rachel Brewster ............................................................ 167 Michael Smart............................................................... 168 Vagts Roundtable: Lawyering in The Age of Transnational Government Opening Remarks by: Lucinda Low .............................................................. 185 Remarks by: Karen Vagts ................................................................ 185 Introductory Remarks by: Hannah Buxbaum ............................................................. 186 Remarks by: Kath Hall................................................................... 187 Sally March ................................................................ 191 Laura Stein................................................................. 192 Jonathan Welch ............................................................. 194 The Rise of Multistakeholder Global Governance The Rise of Multistakeholder Partnerships Ayelet Berman .............................................................. 205 Hudson Medal Luncheon: A Conversation With Georges Abi-Saab Opening Remarks by: Lucinda Low ................................................................. 209 Remarks by: Paul Reich ler .............................................................. 209 introductory Remarks by: Philip Alston................................................................ 210 Remarks by: Georges Abi-Saab ............................................................ 211 Military Intervention by Consent Remarks by: Ashley S. Deeks ............................................................. 221 Consent, Forcible Intervention, and Internal Justification to Use Force Eliav Lieblich .............................................................. 222 Military Intervention by Consent and Its Relationship to International Human Rights Law Jonathan Horowitz ......................................................... 225 Remarks by: Robert Taylor ............................................................... 227 Fifth Annual Charles N. Brower Lecture on International Dispute Resolution: The Multiple Functions of International Courts and the Singular Task of the Adjudicator Remarks By: David D. Caron............................................................... 231 Regulating the Global Commons: The BBNJ Negotiations and Ocean Spaces Beyond National Jurisdiction Introductory Remarks by: Catherine Redgwell............................................................. 241 Capacity Building and Technology Transfer for Marine Biodiversity in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction Harriet Harden-Davies ........................................................243 Marine Genetic Resources, Including Sharing of Benefits Angel Horna................................................................ 245 Area-Based Management Tools, Including Marine Protected Areas Penelope Nevill ............................................................. 247 Environmental Assessment in Marine Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction: Practice and Prospects Robin Warner................................................................. 252 The Inter-American Human Rights System: Latest Jurisprudential Advances and Setbacks Remarks by: Thomas Antkowiak............................................................. 257 Women’s Rights in Recent Inter-American Human Rights Jurisprudence Bernard Duhaime.............................................................. 258 Remedies of the Inter-American Human Rights System Viviana Krsticevic .......................................................... 261 Remarks by: Alejandra Gonza ............................................................. 263 Friday Keynote: Seen and not Heard Sandie Okoro ................................................................... 267 International Law and the Trump Administration: Global Engagement on Environmental Law Opening Remarks by: Lucinda Low .................................................................... 269 Remarks by: Sylvia Maciunas ................................................................ 269 Introductory Remarks by: Paul Joffe ..................................................................... 270 Remarks by: E. Donald Elliott .............................................................. 272 Susan Casey-Lefkowitz........................................................... 275 Carl Bruch ..................................................................... 278 Jean Krasno .................................................................. 284 Kevin Mead ..................................................................... 286 Dan Wade........................................................................ 286 Alicia Cate .................................................................... 287 Valuing Women in International Adjudication Introductory Remarks by: Susan Franck ................................................................... 289 Valuing Women as Counsel in International Adjudication Kate Parlett ................................................................... 293 Valuing Diversity in All Forms in International Courts Josephine Jarpa Dawuni ....................................................... 296 The Value and Purpose of International Law The Purpose of International Law Is to Advance Justice—and International Law Has No Value Unless It Does So Mortimer N.S. 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