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: Washington College of Law PodcastsRethinking The Future: The Next Five Years in Iraq - The Euphrates-Tigris
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The American University International Law Review and the Public International Law &
Policy Group (PILPG) are proud to present a symposium addressing the central issues that
will challenge Iraqis over the next five years. Topics of discussion include the Specter of
Partition, Transitional Justice, Islamic Law and the Iraq Constitution, Strategic Water Rights,
the Role of Foreign Lawyers in Iraq, Displaced Persons, and the Role of the International
Community in the Rebuilding of Iraq. The program includes a private screening of the
award?winning documentary Meeting Resistance and a Q&A with the film's Directors.Full post as published by Washington College of Law Podcasts on February 14, 2008 (boomark / email).
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