2018 Symposium

This information was originally posted on Penn State Law’s Events page and can be found at https://pennstatelaw.psu.edu/events/2018-jlia-symposium-nuclear-weapons-international-security-and-disarmament.

Arguably, there is currently no greater threat to humanity than a nuclear war.  Recently, prominent world leaders’ rhetoric has dramatically escalated and further opened the stage to a nuclear crisis.  Tension continues to build and the crisis becomes more urgent each day.  The notions of disarmament and nonproliferation have also become more significant as countries attempt to reduce nuclear weapons at a global scale, in hopes to deter mass destruction.

It is with this in mind that the Penn State Journal of Law and International Affairs hosted its 2018 Symposium: “Nuclear Weapons, International Security, and Disarmament.”

The Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education approved program for 6.0 hours substantive law, practice, and procedure credit and 0.0 hours of ethics, substance abuse, and professionalism credit. CLE Credits were free of charge for this event.