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Posts on Koh Confirmation Hearing at Intlaw Grrls

by Chris Borgen

In case you haven’t seen them already, I wanted to point out that Beth Van Schaack and Hari Osofsky have a couple of posts at IntLawGrrls on yesterday’s Koh confirmation hearing.

February 19, 2010 -- The “Obama-Clinton” Policy on Treaty Submissions
February 18, 2010 -- Sarah Cleveland Defends the “Obama-Clinton” Approach to International Law
June 24, 2009 -- Koh Update: Cloture Motion Passes [UPDATED]
June 23, 2009 -- Legal Adviser Nominee Harold Koh Should Be Confirmed
June 23, 2009 -- Remember Harold Koh? Full Senate Expected to Vote on His Nomination on Wednesday
April 27, 2009 -- Defending Harold Koh
April 21, 2009 -- Slye on Koh
April 13, 2009 -- Catherine Powell at HuffPo on Koh and Customary International Law
April 8, 2009 -- O’Connell’s “Who’s Afraid of International Law?” and the Koh Nomination
April 8, 2009 -- Response to Ed Whelan Regarding Koh Nomination
April 7, 2009 -- State Department Legal Adviser Nominee Harold Hongju Koh Holds Mainstream Legal Views
April 6, 2009 -- Eric Posner on the Koh Nomination
April 2, 2009 -- Koh State Department Nomination Update and Anupam Chander Guest Post
March 31, 2009 -- Pro Koh [UPDATED]

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March 2, 2010
YJIL Online Symposium: Response to Matthew Waxman
[caption id="attachment_11545" align="alignleft" width="90" caption=" "][/caption] The issues Professor Waxman raises about the relationship between international humanitarian law (IHL) and international criminal law (ICL) are of the highest importance to anyone interested in the regulation of warfare, or, indeed, in international regulation more generally. Certainly, the division of labor between IHL and ICL is not an inevitable one.

March 2, 2010
YJIL Online Symposium: Response to Gabriella Blum
[caption id="attachment_11549" align="alignleft" width="68" caption=" "][/caption] [Matthew Waxman is an Associate Professor of Law at Columbia University Law School. ] I am delighted to comment on Professor Blum's provocative and thoughtful Article.

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YJIL Online Symposium: "The Laws of War and the 'Lesser Evil'"
[caption id="attachment_11545" align="alignleft" width="90" caption=" "][/caption] [We are pleased to introduce the second part of the YJIL Online Symposium discussion of articles from Vol. 35-1.

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YJIL Online Symposium: A Response to A. Arend and L. Johnson
[caption id="attachment_11512" align="alignleft" width="120" caption=" "][/caption] It’s an honor to have two so distinguished scholars comment on my article. As always, I learn from reading their commentary and I thank each for his insights.

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