International Law Association

The International Law Association is a global organization founded in 1873 that aims to study, clarify, and develop public and private international law. It has over 65 branches and 5,000 members worldwide, representing various professions and backgrounds. The association's primary activities include the work of its international committees, which focus on topics such as international monetary law, global health law, and space law. The ILA also hosts biennial conferences to facilitate discussion and cooperation among its members.