Press Release Archive: GW Law School International Law Review to Host the Steven L. Cantor International Tax Symposium November 8

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October 22, 2002

(202) 994-0616

GW LAW SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL LAW REVIEW TO HOST
THE STEVEN L. CANTOR INTERNATIONAL TAX SYMPOSIUM
NOVEMBER 8

Symposium to Explore Important Policy Issues Relating to
U.S. Tax Treatment of Foreign Income

EVENT:
The George Washington University Law School will be hosting the The Steven L. Cantor International Tax Symposium on "International Tax Policy Towards Developing Countries." The George Washington International Law Review will publish the papers presented at the Symposium in a special edition to be released this winter.

WHEN:
Friday, November 8, 2002
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

WHERE:
The George Washington University Law School

Faculty Conference Center

2000 H Street, NW

WHO:
Robert Peroni, The George Washington University Law School
Karen Brown, The George Washington University Law School
Paul McDaniel, Boston College School of Law
LaBrenda Garrett-Nelson, Washington Council Ernst Young
Samuel Thompson, University of Miami School of Law
The Honorable Mia Mottley, attorney general, Barbados (Keynote Speaker)
Bruce Zagaris, Esq., Berliner, Corcoran & Rowe, LLP
Diane Renfroe, Deloitte & Touche, LLP
David Rosenbloom, Caplin & Drysdale

Background:

The George Washington International Law Review has a distinguished history, consistently ranking in the top 20 specialized law reviews in the country since its founding in 1966. The International Law Review publishes four issues a year in addition to a Guide to International Legal Research. The issues include scholarly articles on timely topics, student notes and book reviews focusing on private international and comparative law, including but not limited to trade, human rights, contracts and arbitration, antitrust, tax, banking and securities.

The Symposium is made possible by the generosity of Steven L. Cantor, a 1975 graduate of The George Washington University Law School and is presented free of charge to all attendees.

For more information on the symposium, please contact Assistant Dean for International and Comparative Studies, Susan L. Karamanian, at (202) 994-1210, or Aaron Tax, symposium editor, The George Washington International Law Review, at (202) 676-3875. For updates on the symposium, please visit www.law.gwu.edu/gwilr.

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