NEWS & EVENTS
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April 1, 2013 – Bill Loris was profiled this month by Chicago Lawyer magazine in its new section “Inspiring Innovator.”
» PROLAW students were invited to attend IDLO’s International Roundtable
PROLAW students Nigel Gayle, Jamaica, Tamara Kusikashvili, Georgia and Aaron Barchue, Liberia, were invited to attend IDLO’s International Roundtable on Sustainable Economic Development, Fair Trade and the Law at IDLO’s headquarters in Rome on 21-22 February, 2013.
» Preparing a new generation of rule of law professionals to lead
December 8, 2012 – Director Bill Loris blogs about the importance of establishing, maintaining, and improving rule of law.
» Loyola’s PROLAW Program Receives Supplemental Grant from the Gates Foundation
CHICAGO, August 30, 2012—Loyola University Chicago is pleased to announce that the Global Development Program at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has provided the School of Law with a supplemental grant of $700,000 to further support its one-year practice-oriented LLM program in Rule of Law for Development.
» 8th Viterbo Global Administrative Law Seminar
On Friday, June 14, PROLAW graduates Araya Kebede Araya and David Hofisi delivered a paper at the 8th Viterbo Global Administrative Law Seminar, “Indicators in Global Governance: Legal Dimensions.” Their paper was titled “The Ease of Doing Business and Land Grabbing: a Critique of the Investing Across Borders Indicators.”
» Congratulations PROLAW ONE Graduates
Brenda Anugwom and Ndubuisi Nwabudike are among the 25 extraordinary rule of law leaders from around the world who graduated this spring from Loyola’s inaugural PROLAW program.
» Leading development professionals site features PROLAW
This article introduces PROLAW to the international development community and describes how it can enhance the sustainability of rule of law initiatives around the world in a unique way.
» Student corner: Social stock exchanges to raise capital for development initiatives
In this article published by Devex.com PROLAW student Bandini Chhichhia discusses social stock exchanges – a new and innovative mechanism to finance social businesses.
Read a brief update on what’s new and exciting with PROLAW.
» Loyola Co-Founds Global Forum on Law, Justice, and Development
CHICAGO, February 8, 2012—Loyola University Chicago School of Law has become a founding intellectual partner of the new World Bank Global Forum for Law, Justice and Development (GFLJD). The forum, which features a number of partners, serves as an innovative and dynamic international web-based platform for financial and academic institutions and international organizations to exchange information, examine current trends in legal and justice reform, and support developing countries in their efforts to build the rule of law.
