Professor Sterio served as peer reviewer for the Journal of International Dispute Settlement, a prestigious peer reviewed academic journal published by Oxford University Press. Professor Sterio reviewed an article on self-determination and the International Court of Justice’s 50-year-old Advisory Opinion in the Western Sahara case.
Professor Milena Sterio submitted an expert review to the International Criminal Law Review. Professor Sterio was solicited by the Review to serve as a peer reviewer; the Review is a top-ranked peer-reviewed journal in the field of international criminal law.
On October 13, Professor Milena Sterio participated in an expert group discussion, organized by the Cleveland Council on World Affairs, with Latvian State Secretary Aivars Puriņš on European security and US-NATO cooperation.
State Secretary Puriņš traveled to Cleveland as part of a German Marshall Fund Across America trip focused on the state of transatlantic defense cooperation and the deep ties that connect Americans and European communities across the Atlantic. Ohio has a large defense manufacturing sector, and participants in this trip will engage with state and local elected officials, students, and business leaders to further the discussion around what it means to be part of NATO and the importance of the alliance’s role in security and prosperity in the United States and Europe.
Professor Sterio serves on the Cleveland Council on World Affairs’ Board of Directors.
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