This book records a conference held at New York University School of Law on the fifteenth anniversary of the Algiers Accords. The conference aimed to examine the lasting impact and implications of these accords. It brings together legal scholars, diplomats, and policy experts to discuss the historical context and contemporary relevance of the agreements.

This collection of conference proceedings offers a specialized look into the legal and political landscape surrounding the Algiers Accords. The contributions likely provide in-depth analysis for those with a background in international law or Middle Eastern studies. The focus on a specific anniversary suggests a retrospective and analytical approach to the subject matter.