International Economic Law & Policy Colloquium Series
The Institute's annual Colloquium Series offers a rigorous platform for developing theoretical foundations and tools for policy analysis in International Economic Law.
As part of the Colloquium, our faculty, students, IIEL Fellows, visiting researchers, and friends of the Institute are invited to attend weekly sessions with thought leaders from the government, academia, international organizations, and the private bar.
Students interested in receiving credit for attending Colloquia may enroll in the two-credit International Economic Law and Policy course offered each Spring Semester. Click here, contact us, or visit the Georgetown Law Curriculum Guide to learn more.
Colloquium participants get the unique opportunity to network with key policymakers and academics as they deliver and debate strategic insights in diverse international economic law fields including financial regulation, fintech, trade, tax, and more. for more information.
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The Institute organizes a similar program in the Fall where faculty and visiting researches are given a platform to present and discuss their work with colleagues, experts, and interested students. Contrary to the Spring Colloquium, the Fall Colloquium cannot be taken for credit by Georgetown Law students.