Professor Jack Coe Delivers Special Course on Arbitration at The Hague Academy of International Law

Professor Jack J. Coe, Jr. was invited as a distinguished academic to deliver a special course at The Hague Academy of International Law, a center for high-level education in both public and private international law housed in the Peace Palace in The Hague, Netherlands. The Peace Palace is also the seat of the International Court of Justice. Professor Coe taught a week-long course on arbitration as part of the academy's summer courses. 

From The Hague Academy of International Law:

The Summer Courses are designed for students and practitioners who have a prior grounding in public or private international law. The courses are given in English or French and are simultaneously translated into the other language.

Each Summer Courses session consists of a General Course which lasts the full three weeks, Special Courses of one week each (broaching six different topics in total), and afternoon seminars and guest lectures. All courses and lectures are given by renowned academics, practitioners and diplomats from various institutions around the world.

Since opening its doors in 1923, thousands of students from over 100 different nationalities have been able to attend the Academy’s Summer Courses. Many alumni, having thus had the opportunity to meet “great names” in the field of international law, have subsequently gone on to become themselves well-known academics, legal practitioners or diplomats, among other occupations.

After having been dispensed, the courses are subsequently published in the Collected Courses book series, of which there are currently over 410 volumes, ranking among the most important encyclopedic publications dedicated to public and private international law.

Additional information may be found at The Hague Academy of International Law