Upcoming events in Melbourne and Sydney, Australia

I am really looking forward to two weeks in Australia, May 25-June 12.  On May 28 at 4:00pm, I will give a book talk about Collateral Knowledge at the Melbourne Business School.  On May 30, Karen Knop and I will present our work on how the Conflict of Laws can reinvigorate international diplomacy, with special attention to the diplomatic conflict surrounding female sexual slavery in WW2.  That talk will be at the Institute for International Law, Melbourne Law School at 4:00pm.  On June 4 at 5:30pm, in Theatre 230, I will participate in a public debate organized by the University of Melbourne on the topic of Governing Financial Crisis in East Asia.

In Sydney, I will give a Sydney Ideas Talk, a public lecture, on June 11 at 6:00pm at the University of Sydney Centre for International Law. The topic is “Retooling: Techniques for an Uncertain World,” and is based on a forthcoming book I am writing with Hiro Miyazaki and Yuji Genda on what professionals can do for themselves and for the world at this moment of unprecedented uncertainty.  If you are in the area please do come and say hi.