Introduction: One Hundred Years of International Law at Fordham University

Treanor, William Michael

Journal: Fordham International Law Journal

Volume: 29

First Page: 915

Year: 2005

Bluebook Citation: 29 FORDHAM INT'L L.J. 915 (2005)

Author: William Michael Treanor: all 43 publications


Abstract

In the past 100 years, the connotations of the term "international" have changed dramatically. The ideas we have of concepts such as "international communication" and "global travel" are dramatically different from what those concepts would have meant to our forebears - if they had even thought in such terms. But an international perspective is not new at Fordham Law School. The idea of the interconnectedness of our social and legal systems with those of other Nations is one of the foundational values of our school, and it has shaped our history since we opened our doors 100 years ago.

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