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23 Int'l L. News 1 (1994)

handle is hein.journals/inrnlwnw23 and id is 1 raw text is: 1994 Spring Meeting Washingtio, DC-April 27-30, 1994 New Rules and Institutions, New Markets and Challenges he Section's 1994 Annual Spring Meeting will be held at the Capi- tol Hilton Hotel in Washington, DC April 27-30, 1994. The event will provide a unique opportunity for all lawyers-in private practice, govern- ment and legal education-to explore the year's most significant international legal developments from the inside where the laws and policies are made. The congressional debate over NAFTA, followed immediately by the APEC meet- ing and the conclusion of the Uruguay Round focused unprecedented attention on international trade issues and the in- creasing integration of the United States into the world economy. At the same time, political and economic changes have opened new and exciting markets for companies throughout the world, while at crisis points new multilateral initiatives have challenged the traditional roles of international institutions. The Spring Meeting will showcase pro- grams on the new rules and institutions of the world trading and investment sys- tem, opening markets in Asia and other important developments, along with the traditional roundtable discussion of agency General Counsels and the an- nual review of judicial and arbitral de- cisions. Washington, DC will once again play host to the Section's Spring Meeting April 27-30, 1994. There will be a wide variety of commit- tee programs expanding on showcase themes, including dispute resolution un- der NAFTA, developments in foreign in- vestment, international antitrust policy and immigration reform, as well as pro- grams exploring legal developments and market opportunities in Russia, South Africa, the European Union, the Middle East and Central and East Europe. Continuing the successful series of In- ternational Practitioners' Workshops, the Spring Meeting will feature how to courses on financing international trans- actions through public institutions, the Washington policy/lobbying process and international arbitration under LCIA rules. This is a chance to hear key administra- tion officials speak substantively on im- portant international legal issues. The opening reception at the State Depart- ment's Diplomatic Reception Rooms will be a truly inside Washington experi- ence, and the National Press Club Din- ner featuring participants in the Middle East peace process promises to be a news-making event. It will be an exciting meeting. We hope you will join us. U AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION INSIDE

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