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  • Valuing Diversity in All Forms in International Courts

  • Josephine Jarpa Dawuni
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    28 March 2018, pp. 296-299

  • I would like to preface my commentary with two remarks. First, I commend ASIL, the International Courts and Tribunals Interest Group, and other co-sponsors for organizing this important roundtable on valuing women in international law. Second, I thank Nienke Grossman for inviting me to be part of this discussion to bring in the perspective of women from across the continent of Africa. This proves that Grossman's work on gender diversity recognizes intragroup diversity—that women are one, yet also different and bring different ingredients to the making of international law and international adjudication.

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  • Introductory Remarks by Gary Hufbauer

  • Gary Hufbauer
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    28 March 2018, p. 163

  • Thanks. Let me just check first that you can hear me. Can the people in the back hear me? You cannot? Well, I'll try shouting a bit louder. How are we doing now? Better. Okay. Well, I'll try to shout directly into these microphones.

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