The 2022 International Law Weekend, held in New York last year, featured panel discussions with many of the world’s leading international lawyers, academics and diplomats. Discussion ranged from space-related disputes to the continued influence of the Vienna Convention on investor-state arbitration; the use of coercive diplomacy in the skies; the immunity of international organisations in the US; the development of private international law on jurisdiction and enforcement; and internet governance.

Here are key takeaways, identified by the co-chairs of the ABILA international arbitration committee and other lawyers. 

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