Pace International Law Review

PILR is the International Law Review hosted by Pace Law School.

PILR focuses on the emerging and challenging legal issues, both public and private, facing the world today. By comparing complex international issues with current domestic legal decisions, PILR remains on the forefront of the international legal community. For a more current discussion, please visit our blog at:
http://pilr.blogs.law.pace.edu/

Follow us on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/PaceLaw_PIL

06/24/2021

PILR is proud to announce and congratulate those students who have been accepted as Junior Associates for the 2021-2022 school year. We are looking forward to working with you!

03/22/2020

Congratulations to our new Eboard!! & special thanks to our current EIC and current E-Board for conducting elections using Zoom!!

02/03/2020

Join all three Law reviews for a spring semester bar night at Cantinas, Friday at 9pm!!

12/20/2019

After diligent hard work from our PILR JAs, SAs, and E-board members, our Winter 2019 issue has been uploaded just in time for the holidays! ❄️ Please take the time to read the articles, and share with friends and scholars. 📙📚

The link to the issue is:

https://digitalcommons.pace.edu/pilr/

12/02/2019

Happy snow day from PILR! ❄️ If you have any free time, be sure to check out our blog posts. The link is in our bio on our Instagram page!

07/16/2019

PILR would like to welcome our new JAs!! We look forward to the upcoming year ⚖️

04/26/2019

Major congratulations to to the members of Pace International Law Review who passed the February 2019 Bar Exam!!!!

Sydney Bertsch
Allie Horn
Hasmik Vardanyan
Patricia Petrosky
Marcy Robles

04/06/2019

PILR would like to thank everyone for a successful symposium!

04/06/2019

Pace International Law Review’s symposium Revisiting Human Rights: The UDHR at 70 was a success!

The human rights symposium was an informative and important event offering scholars, practitioners, and activists an opportunity to think critically and strategically about securing human rights in a time or multiple and intersecting crises.

Many thanks to all the panelists, moderators, attendees, and our keynote speaker, Sarah Cleveland, who gave the Blaine Sloan Lecture on International Law for their time, insights, and contributions.

04/05/2019

‪The Pace International Law Review 2019 Symposium has begun. Here’s a look at the first panel for the day. ⚖️🌎 •
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Panel 1: Marcos Orellana (Director- Environment & Human Rights Division, Human Rights Watch), Roni Amit (Clinical Fellow-Deportation Defense Clinic Hofstra Law School), Jamil Dakwar (Director-ACLU Human Rights Prog.), & Dominic Renfrey (Advocacy Manager- Center for Con. Rights.

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04/02/2019

Pace International Law Review’s Winter 2018 issue is available at https://digitalcommons.pace.edu/pilr/

Check it out to read some thought provoking articles on: nuclear weapons nonproliferation, the CISG and good faith, the use of drones in international force law, China’s legal flexibility, and privacy law and cryptocurrencies!

Pace International Law Review | School of Law | Pace University Pace International Law Review provides both a forum for legal debate within the international community and serves as an authoritative periodical source of reference for the international scholar. Each publication contains scholarly articles, essays, book reviews, and student notes, focused on publi...