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Asia Law Forum, Law School
The Asia Law Forum is a student-run organization at the Yale Law
School that sponsors speakers on all aspects of Asian legal development.
Its purpose is to promote students' interest in and understanding
of this subject. While the Asia Law Forum is flexible in terms of
format, in the past it has invited prominent legal scholars and
professionals, government regulators, and heads of institutions
to present talks and exchange their ideas with students of the law
school and the Yale community at large. islandia.law.yale.edu/asialawforum
Center for the Study on Globalization
www.yaleglobal.yale.edu
Council on East Asian Studies, Yale Center
for International and Area Studies
The Council on East
Asian Studies continues a long tradition of East Asian Studies
at Yale by organizing lectures, conferences, seminar series and
film series to provide a forum for discussion and support for the
study of China, Japan, and Korea. In 1999, the Council initiated
a Postdoctoral Associates Program, bringing talented individuals
into the community of scholars at Yale. East Asian Studies endowments
make it possible for the Council to support over 40 student research
projects per year. An undergraduate major and a Master's degree
program are offered at Yale in East Asian Studies. With more than
20 core faculty and 15 language instructors, East Asian Studies
remains one of Yale's most extensive programs in area studies. The
Council is one of several that exists at the Yale
Center for International and Area Studies. For information regarding
events, please visit http://www.yale.edu/ycias/ceas/events.html
and visit http://www.yale.edu/ycias/ceas/fellowship.html
for information regarding grants and fellowships.
Greater China Student Interest Group,
School of Management.
The mission of the Greater
China Student Interest Group (GCSIG) members is to better understand
the complex and often changing political, economic, and social issues
in China as it pertains to today's global economy. The GCSIG aims
to create forums to discuss current issues, exchange information,
share predictions, challenge ideas, and dispel misconceptions. In
doing so, we hope to develop a presence as a resource within the
greater Yale community, experts among other business school peers,
and future managers in the region.
Schell Center and Lowenstein Clinic,
Law School
The Orville H. Schell, Jr. Center for International Human
Rights at Yale Law School coordinates a diverse program of human
rights activities that serve students and scholars at Yale and contribute
to the growth and development of the human rights community locally
and internationally. The Schell Center organizes panels, lectures,
and conferences on human rights topics; fosters human rights scholarship
by hosting visiting scholars and providing research fellowships
to students and scholars; promotes activism through summer and post-graduate
fellowships; and supports the Yale Human Rights and Development
Law Journal. The Allard K. Lowenstein International Human Rights
Clinic provide students with an opportunity to gain practical experience
that reflects the range of activities in which lawyers engage to
promote respect for human rights; helps students build the knowledge
and skills necessary to be effective human rights advocates; and
contributes to efforts to protect human rights through high-quality
assistance to appropriate organizations and individual clients.
Orville
H. Schell, Jr. Center for International Human Rights and the Allard
K. Lowenstein International Human Rights Clinic
World Fellows Program, Yale University
Yale World Fellows
Program
Beyond the Border:
The Construction of the Chinese Legal Information System in Cyberspace
on LLRX.
National
Committee on U.S.-China Relations, Rule of Law Database
U.S.-China Legal Cooperation
Fund sponsored by the U.S.-China
Business Council
The Yale-China Association
Human Rights in China
Daily News Clippings
Excellent daily collection of human right and legal reform stories,
some
with English blurbs.
China Law Digest (monthly)
Yahoo
China News (Daily)
Congressional-Executive
Commission on China (CECC) Virtual Academy (Daily)
CECC
Newsletter (free subscription, monthly)
ACLA Defense Lawyer Net (Daily)
China
Digital Times (Daily)
Chinese
Law Research Guides
Don
Clarke's China Law Professor Blog (Daily)
a daily summary and analysis of one or two key legal issues in the
news
Association of Chinese Students
and Scholars at Yale
China Law List
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