Multilingual Treaties

Our Fall Lecture Series of 2021, 'Exploring the Ecosystem of International Law', builds upon the introduction given on internationalism and international law by the concluded Spring Lecture Series, titled‘Future of Internationalism and International Law’. The Fall Series endeavours to study the different contours of international law. To assist in this study, the speakers will cover and address their respective areas of expertise, based upon their years of research and practice. Given the vast ecosystem and the engagement of international law in it, the Society aims to study the fragmentation and fertilisation of the various disciplines in this ecosystem.The lowest common denominator in this Fall Lecture Series is to enhance and provide a deeper understanding of international law through international lawyers. The Society, for its Members, is a well of knowledge and a quorum of thought provoking discussions, which will be resultant of this engagement with experts aimed at exploring the ecosystem of international law.

Jindal Society of International Law

Join Jindal Society of International Law for a dynamic  discussion on 'Multilingual Treaties', with our guest lecturer Mr. Peter Tzeng.

<h3>The Jindal Society of International Law and the Centre for Study of United Nations at Jindal Global Law School, are delighted to present and hold the Fall Lecture Series of 2021, titled, <em>&#x27;Exploring the Ecosystem of International Law&#x27;</em>.  The lecture on <em>&#x27;Multilingual Treaties&#x27;</em> is the second lecture in this twenty-three part lecture series, which is being held from August to November 2021.</h3><p>Our Fall Lecture Series of 2021, &#x27;<em>Exploring the Ecosystem of International Law&#x27;</em>, builds upon the introduction given on internationalism and international law by the concluded Spring Lecture Series, titled <em>‘Future of Internationalism and International Law’</em>. The Fall Series endeavours to study the different contours of international law. To assist in this study, the speakers will cover and address their respective areas of expertise, based upon their years of research and practice. Given the vast ecosystem and the engagement of international law in it, the Society aims to study the fragmentation and fertilisation of the various disciplines in this ecosystem. </p><p>The lowest common denominator in this Fall Lecture Series is to enhance and provide a deeper understanding of international law through international lawyers. The Society, for its Members, is a well of knowledge and a quorum of thought provoking discussions, which will be resultant of this engagement with experts aimed at exploring the ecosystem of international law.</p>

<h3>The second lecture of our Fall 2021 Lecture Series, <em>'Exploring the Ecosystem of International Law'</em>, is on the topic <em>'Multilingual Treaties'</em>. The distinguished speaker for this lecture is Mr. Peter Tzeng.</h3><p>Peter Tzeng exclusively advises and represents countries (sovereign States) on matters of public international law and international arbitration. </p><p>Peter regularly works on cases before the International Court of Justice (ICJ), where he previously clerked, as well as before the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS), the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA), and the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID). A recipient of the Diploma of The Hague Academy of International Law, he speaks all six official languages of the United Nations at varying levels of proficiency, namely Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish. </p><p>Peter is a graduate of Yale Law School, where he twice received the Jerome Sayles Hess Prize for "excellence in the area of international law". He is also a recipient of the Jacques-Yvan Morin Prize, which is awarded to the best oralist at the French-language Charles Rousseau International Law Moot Court Competition. In addition, he was the author of the 2018 Problem of the Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, which was the first non- compromis problem in the modern history of the competition. </p><h3></h3><p></p>

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