Conferences & Symposia
China, Taiwan, and International Law: A Symposium in Honor of Professor Hungdah Chiu
October 5-6, 2011
Featuring the Keynote Addresses
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Professor Jerome A. Cohen |
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About the Symposium
This year's Symposium will be a festschrift honoring Professor Hungdah Chiu's enduring legacy in relation to China, Taiwan, and International Law. Professor Chiu authored influential treatises on international law and trade, wrote numerous scholarly articles, and mentored countless students, including the current President of the Republic of China, Taiwan, MA Ying-jeou. Among the most lasting features of Professor Chiu's considerable legacy is his integral role in establishing the framework through which China and Taiwan conduct relations today. As the Mainland Affairs Council said, to reconcile past conflicts, both China and Taiwan should seek the "promotion of mutual understanding through people-to-people exchanges and elimination of hostility through reciprocity, in the hopes that the order and rules for such exchanges can be established between the two sides." It is in this spirit that we wish to honor Professor Chiu.
To RSVP for the keynote, symposium, or the afternoon lecture, please click here.
Contact Jonathan Huber, Editor-in-Chief, Maryland Journal of International Law, at jhube002@umaryland.edu with any questions.
- In Memoriam
- The Papers of Professor Hungdah Chiu
- Tribute by Professor David Bogen
- Tribute by President MA Ying-Jeou, President of Republic of China (Taiwan)
- Eulogy by Dr. SU Chi
Professor Hungdah Chiu
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