International Law and Immigration
Ca. Int'l Law Journal 2019, VOL. 27, NO. 1
Content
- Immigrant Investors and Cannabis Business Opportunities In the United States
- International Law Section Executive Committee 2018-2019
- International Law Section To Enter Into New Friendship Agreement and Hold Multi-bar Delegate Law Conference In Prague With Czech Bar Association
- Interview With Alexandra Darraby Ils Co-chair & Author of Darraby On Art, Artifact, Architecture & Museum Law
- Letter From the International Law Section Co-chairs
- Mexico's New Anti-corruption Laws
- The California International Law Journal Editorial Team
- The California International Law Journal
- The Echo of American Fair Use and Its Boundaries In the European Union and Italy: a Comparative Analysis In the Wake of the Fox News Victory Over Tveyes
- The International Law Section of the California Lawyers Association
- The Wto At a Crossroads
- Third-party Funding In International Arbitration
- Welcome From the Journal's Editor-in-chief
WELCOME FROM THE JOURNAL’S EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Catherine (Cathy) Carlisle*
Editor-in-Chief
The past two years have been a time of great transformation for The California International Law Journal and for the International Law Section (ILS) as a whole. The ILS played an integral role in the former State Bar sections’ move to the California Lawyers Association (CLA), and used the transition as an opportunity to revisit our goals and reinvigorate our approach to serving our community. Now, as one of the most prominent and active sections of the CLA, the ILS has updated our programming and launched new initiatives for our members.
During this time, we have also revamped the Journal, revitalizing its design and content to make it more interesting and useful for our readers. The Journal, now over two decades old, was, from its beginnings, a well-respected publication in the field of international law. Our ILS readers consistently tell us that their free subscription to the Journalâa perk of ILS membershipâis the most beneficial part of ILS. Likewise, our many other readers throughout the United States and around the globe say that the Journal is particularly helpful in their practices by providing insight into interesting aspects of international law they may otherwise not encounter.