I am planning to attend this on Saturday, so if anyone wants to join me, just leave a comment on this post and we can carpool perhaps.
USC INSTITUTE OF ARMENIAN STUDIES
International Law & the Armenian Genocide: Recognition, Responsibility & Restitution
Program
Morning Session
9:00 Breakfast
9:35 Richard Hrair Dekmejian – Director, USC Institute of Armenian
Studies
Opening Remarks
9:40 Sarkis Bezelgues – Freie Universität Berlin
International Liability and State Succession: The Responsibility of the Turkish
Republic for the Armenian Genocide
10:00 Michael Bazyler – Whittier Law School
Litigation for Restitution – Comparative Analysis of Armenians and Other
Groups
10:20 Break
10:40 David Nersessian – Harvard University
The Armenian Genocide and Human Rights Litigation in US Federal Courts
11:00 Payam Akhavan – McGill University
Criminalizing Historical Truth: Article 301 of the Turkish Penal Code and
the Armenian Genocide
11:20 Discussants and Q&A
12:10 Dean Howard Gillman – USC College of Letters Arts & Sciences
Welcoming Remarks
12:20 Break for Lunch
Afternoon Session
12:50 Mark Geragos, Esq. – Geragos & Geragos – Luncheon Speaker
Tales from the Trenches: A Practitioner’s View
1:10 Hon. John Marshall Evans – US Ambassador to Armenia (2004-2006)
The Armenian Genocide: The International Political and Diplomatic Context of
Recognition and Redress
1:30 Alison Renteln – University of Southern California
An Overview of Holocaust Denial Litigation
1:50 John Torpey – City University of New York
Beyond Recognition: Truth, Reparations, and the Armenian Genocide
2:10 Break
2:30 Alfred De Zayas – Institut Universitaire de Hautes Etudes
Internationales, Genève The Armenian Genocide in the Light of the
Genocide Convention
Paper to be read in absentia by Harut Sassounian
2:50 Discussants and Q&A
4:00 End of Symposium
Free Admission, with complementary Breakfast & Lunch, Reservations Required: Armenian@college.usc.edu
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I am interested in going, but I would need a ride.
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