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The Section of International Law operates over fifty (50) committees, subcommittees, task forces, and working groups focusing on a broad variety of international law topics. The Section's committees are the most important components of your gateway to international practice. Committee are active via programs, listserves, webboards, newsletters, and websites, all of which allow you to build valuable networks in a variety of practice areas.

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Why join a committee?

• To receive the most up-to-date legal information in a specific area of international law and to get to know some of the leading practitioners in that arena;
  
• To network, exchange ideas, offer client referrals, and collaborate with other members with similar interests; and
  
• To be kept informed about upcoming committee activities such as meetings, brown-bag lunches, teleconferences, reports and recommendations, and much more.

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