Tai-Heng Cheng

Associate Professor of Law
Associate Director, Center for International Law

Select Presentations

• International Law as Paradigm, Vanderbilt Law School, 2009 (roundtable).

• The Idea of Law, American Society of International Law Annual Meeting, 2009 (panelist).

• The Global Regulation of Intellectual Property, Hong Kong University School of Law, 2009.

• Public Interests and Arbitration’s Efficiency, Institute for Transnational Arbitration Academic Council Retreat, 2009 (commentator).

• The Use of Force by the United States: A Policy & Empirical Appraisal, American Society of International Law Annual Meeting, 2008 (panelist).

• The Law and Practice of Secession: Kosovo and the International Court of Justice, American Foreign Law Association, 2008.

• Secession, Succession, and Recognition, University of Pristina, Kosovo, 2008.

• Pakistan: A Different Kind of Partner, New York Law School C.V. Starr Presentation, 2008 (panelist).

• Pakistan: A Different Kind of Partner, U.S. Trust Corporation, 2008 (panelist).

• Emerging Trends in Investment Treaty Arbitration, Michigan Law School, 2008.

• Med-Arb in China, American Bar Association, ADR Section, 2008 (panelist).

• The Reasons Requirement in Investor State Arbitration, Association of the Bar of the City of New York, (2008).

• Corruption in Investment Treaty Arbitration, Yale Law School, 2007 (commentator).

• Precedent and Control in Investment Treaty Arbitration, British Institute of International and Comparative Law, 2007 (panelist).

• Power, Norms and International Intellectual Property Law, Humbolt University, 2007 (panelist).

• The UN’s Strategy in Iran and Middle East, UN Department of Political Affairs, 2007.

• Renegotiating the Doctrine of Odious Debt, Duke Law School, 2007 (panelist).

• International Investment Law During and After Armed Conflict, UNCTAD Conference on Corporate Responsibility in Conflict Zones, 2007 (panelist).

• State Succession and Iraq, Duke Law School, 2006.

• Current Issues in U.S.-Turkey Relations, U.S. House of Representatives, Committee on International Relations, 2005.

• Seoul Train and North Korean Refugees, Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs, 2005 (moderator).

• Talking Turkey: A Private Perspective on Public Diplomacy, Turkey Consulate, New York, 2005 (panelist).