Please check out the recording of Dr. Malcolm Jorgensen's presentation on his latest research on multipolarity, civilizations, and universality in international law. usali.org/events/multipo…

Please join us online on May 6 for a timely discussion on what PRC law says about Taiwan, presented by Professor Bing Ling Bing Ling 凌兵. This is part of U.S.-Asia Law Institute's “Taiwan Legal” speaker series. usali.org/events/taiwan-…

Missed the event? Here is a recap of the latest event in our "Taiwan Legal" series where Professor Bing Ling Bing Ling 凌兵 explained China's position on the legal status of Taiwan. usali.org/events/taiwan-…

We’re proud to announce the recipient of the 2025 U.S.-Asia Law Institute / @aasforum Fellowship: Renata Shammo, a J.D. candidate at Columbia Law School. Read the full announcement: aasforum.org/2025/05/21/u-s…

For those who like to follow all things Trump, you may want to tune in on tomorrow's public conversation with Jose Alvarez, Chip Brower and Lucy Reed on ‘America First and International Law.’ Registration still open! You can also watch it live on YouTube. cailaw.org/Other-Programs…

This Friday, Prof. Ryo Sahashi from The University of Tokyo will lecture at New York University US-Asia Law Institute about the current global landscape between the US & China 📆Friday, September 5, 2025 ⏰1:30-3:00pm (EST) 🌟 Register here: usali.org/events/uschina…

Does US-China educational exchanges still matter? Amb. Bloch and Rosie Levine of the US-China Education Trust US-China Education Trust will share two decades of insights into why bilateral educational dialogue remains essential. Join us on Sept. 18! usali.org/events/the-val…

You can now watch the event of the Sept. 5 event, at which Professor Ryo Sahashi (Ryo Sahashi / 佐橋亮 ) gave a timely talk on US–China relations, international law, and Japan's strategic options in an ever-changing world. usali.org/events/uschina…

Join us on Thursday as Professor Julian Ku Julian Ku 古舉倫 of the Hofstra Law explains what international law says about the use of force for self-defense and collective self-defense. usali.org/events/what-do…

Singapore now ranks with Paris and London among the top three venues for international arbitration, despite being much newer on the scene. Professor Lucy Reed, president of the SIAC will explore the reasons. Join us on Oct. 14! usali.org/events/singapo…

Thanks to U.S.-Asia Law Institute for hosting this great conversation on "Is It Legal to Defend Taiwan Against China?" My short take: Yes, International Law does allow the U.S. and other countries to use force to defend Taiwan against China, but it's complicated. youtu.be/XyCpKJw3CEE?si…

Missed the live event? You can now catch the full recording of our October 9 session with Professor Julian Ku (Julian Ku 古舉倫) , where he unpacked what international law has to say on whether Taiwan has the right to defend itself from armed attack. usali.org/events/what-do…

Join us Oct 21 with Fordham Law School Prof. Harlan Cohen for a timely talk on how the U.S. outbound investment rule edges toward a sanctions model—and how international law may struggle to keep up. Co-sponsored by APEC Study Center (ASC), Columbia University 🔗 usali.org/events/outboun…

Catch up on the discussion between SIAC president Lucy Reed and Prof. Jose Enrique Alvarez about Singapore’s quick rise as an international arbitration center—now available to watch on YouTube. #Arbitration #DisputeResolution #SIAC youtu.be/Oxtmr3jCBX8?si…

Catch up on Prof. Harlan Cohen’s discussion with Prof. Jose Alvarez on how the U.S. Outbound Investment Rule signals a shift toward a sanctions-style model and challenges int'l economic law. Co-sponsored by APEC Study Center (ASC), Columbia University. #USChinaCompetition #TradePolicy youtu.be/VZIjOjAgCbU