Symposium: Interpersonal Human Rights
Welcome to Cornell International Law Journal’s Second Online Symposium (the “Symposium”). This Symposium features a discussion of Hanoch Dagan & Avihay Dorfman’s Interpersonal Human Rights, which can be found in the print version of CIlJ in issue 51.2. We are incredibly thankful to Professors Dagan & Dorfman for their intriguing scholarship and support throughout this process. We are also very appreciative of all our Symposium authors who have generated a fascinating, thorough, and important discussion about this topic. We would also like to thank our faculty advisor, Muna Ndulo, for his guidance throughout this process.
Dagan & Dorfman’s Article
Full Online Symposium
Commentary by:
From the Law of Nations to the Private Law of Mankind
Dagan and Dorfman’s Jus Gentium Privatum
Purging Private Law of the State
The New, Old, Jus Gentium Privatum
On the Moral Commitments of Private Law and the Curbing of Global Corporate Power
Justice, Politics, and Interpersonal Human Rights