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Today's law graduates enter a world in which little stops at the borders between nations. International trade and tribunals, human rights and intellectual property, business deals and war crimes-there is a pervasive global dimension to the work of lawyers, judges, and legal scholars, and Stanford Law School prepares students to step up to the challenge.
Recent News | More News
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Despite Questions Over U.S.-Afghan Pact, Stanford Professor Remains Optimistic
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Human Rights Groups Consider Collaboration
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Sony-EMI Deal Clears Major Hurdle
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High Court Limits Suits For Victims Of Torture
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Fadi Quran Returns To Campus
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Bay Area Congressional Delegation Renews Calls For Quicker Withdrawal From Afghanistan
Recent Publications | More Publications
- Alan Sykes, Corporate Liability for Extraterritorial Torts Under the Alien Tort Statute and Beyond: An Economic Analysis, Georgetown Law Journal, (forthcoming 2012). (Also in the Law & Economics Research Paper Series Working Paper no. 420 on SSRN)
- Mei Gechlik, A Question of Strategy, China Law & Practice, February 2012, pp. 15-17.
- Lawrence M. Friedman, Is the Arab Spring About ‘Western’ Rights?, Global Brief, February 2012.
- Rogelio Pérez-Perdomo, Venezuelan Health and Curing Chavez, Global Brief, February 2012.
- Helen Stacy, Leonid Kosals, David Scheffer, International Rights Prosecutions by 2022, Global Brief, February 2012.
- Jenny S. Martinez, The Slave Trade and the Origins of International Human Rights Law, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2012.