ROUNDTABLE: How Do We Bring the Rule of Law to Places That Don't Have It?
USC Levan/Carnegie Global Ethics Network Event
The rule of law is one of the most cherished governmental principles in dozens of countries around the world. Unfortunately, many places in the world lack the rule of law as a governing principle – and these places tend to violate the human rights of their citizens and have blatant corruption in their government.
This interdisciplinary panel will consider important questions relating to the rule of law, including: What factors are necessary to help bring the rule of law to places that don’t have it? How can accountability be instituted and impunity ended in these states? What powers do judicial officials require in order for their rulings and orders to have the most impact?
Event Date: March 20, 2012
Event Time: 12:30 PM
Event Location:Ronald Tutor Campus Center Forum
Contact information: (213) 740-5499
Hosted by: Levan Institute for Humanities and Ethics, Jewish World Watch, Blackstonians Pre-Law Honor Society, Dornsife Political Science Department, Dornsife School of International Relations, USC Center for Law and Philosophy, Unruh Institute of Politics, USC STAND: An Anti-Genocide Coalition, USC Journal of Law and Society.
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