Indian Society of International Law ISIL, Delhi’s 42nd Annual Conference (20-21 April); Register by April 5
The 42nd Annual Conference of the ISIL will be held on 20-21 April at ISIL premises on the following themes:
I. Cyber Laws — Intemet Treaties
II. Investment TreatI¢s- Investment Disputes
III. International Environmental Law
- Recent Developments
- Climate Change-Past Doha Status
IV. Private International Law
- Inter-country adaption
- Enfarcement of Foreign Arlzitral Awards
Law teachers, policy makers, government officers, lawyers and students are invited to participate in this Conference. We would be grateful if you kindly encourage teachers/students of your department/college to participate in the Annual Conference.
Those who wish to participate kindly register in advance. Those who wish no be panelists should submit paper for approval before 5 April 2013.
A nominal fee of Rs. 500/— is fixed for registration. Payment can be made by a draft in the name of the Indian Society of International Law, payable at New Delhi. ‘
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ISIL does not accept papers from students. It will always have teachers as its panelists , it is better not to waste time on this.
Where to send? any contact details?
“Those who wish no be panelists should submit paper for approval before 5 April 2013.” what does this mean? to be a panelist in this conference submit a paper? details of submission? are there any more details available?