Assessing Patterns of Transnational Organized Crime, the International Criminal Responsibility of Non-State Actors, and the Effectiveness of the International Enforcement System
We are glad to announce ISISC’s 12th Specialization Course in International Criminal Law for Young Penalists on “Assessing Patterns of Transnational Organized Crime, the International Criminal Responsibility of Non-State Actors, and the Effectiveness of the International Enforcement System”. The course will take place from May 20th to May 30thand is open to all international graduate law students.
The deadline for application submissions is March 25th, 2012. ISISC will select 60 participants who should have at a minimum a first degree in law, having graduated in the last eight years (between 2004 - 2012), and be 35 years of age or under. Furthermore, the Institute will offer 10 scholarships to applicants from Developing and Less Developed Countries.
All relevant information and the application form are available on our website (www.isisc.org). Please do not hesitate to contact ISISC for any questions or concerns you may have at icl-2012@isisc.org.
