Society of International Economic Law
SIEL is a membership organization for academics and academically-minded practitioners and officials in international economic law, in all parts of the world. It promotes and facilitates co-ordination, collaboration, networking and debate between IEL scholars and practitioners and national and regional IEL organizations around the world. SIEL is academically focused, global in reach and outlook, inclusive in its membership and in the expertise and interests of our members.
SIEL 2020 Milan Global Conference
The Seventh Biennial Global Conference of the Society of International Economic Law (SIEL) will take place at Bocconi University in Milan / Italy on 9-11 July 2020.
41st Annual International Trade Update, Georgetown University Law Center, 5-6 March 2020
The International Trade Update offers an annual overview of the latest in trade and customs law....
5TH EFILA Annual Conference
The 5th EFILA Annual Conference will take place on 30 January 2020 in London. Further details...
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“SIEL membership equips me both with the latest information and an excellent platform to connect with academically-minded global peers in the realm of international economic law. I have greatly benefited from attending SIEL conferences which always exhibit the most significant themes in the field. ”
“SIEL, the leading organisation bringing together lawyers, political scientists and economists active in the field of international economic law and comprising a diverse membership, offers a unique forum for promoting critical debate about the state and future of international economic law. ”
“Being a member of SIEL has provided me with opportunities to meet, discuss with and learn from legal scholars and practitioners from all around the globe about International Economic Law. SIEL is truly a global organisation that creates a multidisciplinary epistemic community.”
“SIEL commitment, and that of its officers, to fostering the study of international economic law and offering an inclusive environment in which also the younger generation of academics and practitioners are given a voice, make SIEL an indispensable resource for anyone invested in this field of international law.”