Foundation for Law and International Affairs (FLIA)

The Foundation for Law and International Affairs (FLIA) is an independent, nonpartisan, nonprofit organization based in the United States. It operates under the EIN number 474578129.

Mission and Activities

FLIA is dedicated to promoting a more inclusive and peaceful world by bridging gaps in governance and awareness. The organization achieves its goals through several key initiatives:

• Comparative Research Projects: FLIA conducts research to identify and address gaps in current systems, contributing to more comprehensive global governance.
• Public Education Programs: The organization engages in public education to raise awareness and foster understanding among diverse groups.
• Consulting Services: FLIA provides consulting services to find mutually beneficial solutions for global challenges.
• Community Building: It serves as a platform for international professionals to network and collaborate.
• Empowering the Next Generation: FLIA seeks to amplify the voices of younger generations and empower individuals to participate in global governance at all levels.

Publications and Journals

One of the notable publications of FLIA is The Foundation for Law and International Affairs Review. This journal is published twice annually and focuses on the intersection of law and international affairs. It offers peer-reviewed articles, essays, book reviews, and research reports. The journal is open-access and available through various platforms, including HeinOnline and VLEX|JUSTIS.

History

FLIA was founded in 2015 and has since been a key player in fostering a more interconnected and informed global community. By promoting awareness and governance, FLIA aims to dissolve barriers and enhance global cooperation.

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