The International Impact of U.S. Presidential Election: A Panel Discussion with Professors John Dugard, Donald Horowitz, Ebrahim Moosa, and Christiane Lemke
Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2008
12:15 - 1:15 pm | Room 3041
Duke Law School
In just a few weeks the next American president will have been chosen by the American people. He will inherit a host of challenges from the current administration including instability in the financial markets; two wars; and the need to rebuild domestic infrastructure, reform healthcare, social security, and the tax code. However, in the globally connected world we live in today, the choice of president will affect not only the United States but many other nations as well, and our relations—political, economic and legal—with them.
Visiting Professor John Dugard will discuss how the outcome of the presidential election could impact international law while Professor Donald Horowitz will discuss the impact on relations in Asia. Professor Ebrahim Moosa will discuss the impact on relations with the Islamic world and Professor Christiane Lemke, Leibniz Universität Hannover, visiting at UNC-Chapel Hill, will discuss the likely response from Europe.
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