NUS CIL, NTU RSIS, Columbia SIPA 2024 US-ASEAN Cyber and Digital Dialogue Kick-Off Session Monday, June 24, 8:30pm EDT | June 25, 8:30am SGT. AI and Disinformation – The ASEAN & US Experience Steering Committee Opening Remarks: Greg Rattray, Adjunct Senior Research Professor, Columbia SIPA Danielle Yeow, Lead Cyber Law and Governance, NUS Centre for International …
Danielle Yeow, Lead Cyber Law and Governance invited to join the Advisory Board of a new project on “The Handbook on Developing a National Position on International Law in Cyberspace: A Practical Guide for States”. The practical handbook aims to offer guidance on developing national or common positions on international law as it applies to …
The 3rd US-ASEAN cyber and digital dialogue was convened on 8 Dec 2022. Co-convened with Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs and Nanyang Technological University’s Centre of Excellence for National Security, this session on “Evolving Indo-Pacific Cyber Dynamics” included a discussion of the U.S. and China relations and how this can create tension between …
Moderator – Dr Nilüfer Oral (Director, NUS Centre for International Law) Dr Martins Paparinskis is the Editor-in-Chief of CIL Dialogues and a Global Fellow at CIL. He is Reader (Associate Professor) in Public International Law at University College London and a member designate of the International Law Commission. Martins is a generalist international lawyer with a particular …
Danielle Yeow was invited to speak on “Current Issues in Free Trade Agreements” in the “Masterclass: Understanding why Singapore’s Network of FTAs are Relevant to Legal Practice” programme organised by the Law Society of Singapore, 19 Oct 2022
Dita Liliansa, ‘Independent and Active Foreign Policy in the Pursuit of An Archipelagic State’ in Evan A. Laksmana and Lina A. Alexandra (eds), Hatta and Indonesia’s Independent and Active Foreign Policy: Retrospect and Prospect, (Jakarta: CSIS Indonesia, 2022)
SYNOPSIS Governments are increasingly enforcing their values through sanctions on commercial parties, with far-reaching effect. Whilst sanctions have been part of the arbitration landscape for decades, from Iran through North Korea to Myanmar, the global response to Russian aggression in Ukraine has been uniquely widespread and universal, with repercussions that will be felt for years …
Author: Brian Chang Contributors: Daniel Kang, Alexander Yean This dataset of 114 investor-State disputes, is available for public use (with citation in the manner set out below). The dataset focuses on recording ISDS cases brought by Asia-Pacific investors (as opposed to cases brought against Asia-Pacific states). The dataset notably includes ISDS cases brought under investment …
