International Law Association
| International Association of Legal Science (AISJ-IALS) |
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| legal form | International non-governmental organization |
| founding | July 1950 in Paris France
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| Seat | Paris France
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| precursor | ICCL |
| successor | AISJ-IALS |
| purpose | International Comparative Law |
| Action space | Global |
| Chair | Antonio Gambaro Italy
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| Managing directors | Meir M. Leker France
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| Website | http://www.aisj-ials.net/ |
The International Law Association (IALS) is a non-governmental , non-profit organization . It was founded in July 1950 to research the development of law taking into account diverging legal systems around the world. Founded as the International Committee of Comparative Law (ICCL) in July 1950, it has operated under its current name since March 1955. Resolutions that were passed before they were renamed and have not been revoked or reformulated since then are still valid under the new name. The IALS is under the auspices of UNESCO and is a founding member of the International Science Council (ISC) . It represents 29 national legal institutes and is the umbrella organization of eight subordinate international research associations
- Institute for European Law (IDE), based in Germany
- International Association for Criminal Law, based in France
- International Society for Labor and Social Security Issues, based in Switzerland
- International Association for the Maintenance of Legal Libraries, based in the United States
- Commission for the Administration of Justice in the Present (IUAES), based in the Netherlands
- European consortium for canon and constitutional law, seat in Italy
- Center for Family Law, based in Belgium
- Human Rights Association, based in France
The International Committee meets at least once a year at the invitation of its President. Unless the committee decides to adjourn the meeting for two years for exceptional reasons.
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- ↑ a b Home. AISJ-IALS, accessed on May 8, 2020 .
- ↑ MEMBERSHIP OF IALS. AISJ-IALS, accessed on May 8, 2020 .
- ↑ Article 17. AISJ-IALS, accessed on May 8, 2020 (English).