International Legal Studies Courses and Reading Groups for 2005-2006
While elements of international, foreign and comparative law permeate many courses offered at HLS, the following courses, which will be offered in the academic year 2005-2006, have substantial international, foreign or comparative elements:
Advanced Constitutional Law: The Distinctiveness of Constitutional Law: Seminar
American History and Constitutions Abroad: An Australian Perspective
The American Legal System
Antitrust Law
Community Action for Social and Economic Rights
Comparative Family Law
Comparative Law: European and American Civil Justice: Seminar
Comparative Law: Foundations of Western Legal Thought
Comparative Law: The Globalization of Law in Historical Perspective
Comparative Law: The Islamic Legal System
Comparative Law: Law and Society in Southeast Asia: Seminar
Comparative Law: The Role of Law in Chinese Society
Conflict of Laws
Constitutional Politics in Africa: Seminar
Constitutionalism
Contemporary Islamic Legal Thought: Law, State, and World Order
Contemporary Issues in the Law of European Integration: Seminar
Dispute Systems Design: Reading Group
Gender and Constitution Making: Theory and Practice from Australia to Iraq
Global Governance
Governance and Finance of Japanese Firms: Reading Group
Human Rights Advocacy: Seminar
Human Rights Clinical Workshop
Human Rights Research Seminar
Human Rights, State Sovereignty, and Persecution: Issues in Forced Migration and Refugee Protection
Immigration Law
International Childhood, Rights and Globalization
International Civil Litigation
International Economic Law
International Finance
International Finance: Seminar
International Human Rights
International Human Rights Litigation: Seminar
International Law
International Law: International Commercial Arbitration
International Law and International Relations
International Law Workshop: Seminar
International Legal Practice: The European Union
International Negotiation
International Relations, Economics and the Nature of the State: Reading Group
Internet Law and Politics: Seminar
Is There a Better Globalization?: Reading Group
Jewish Law: The Legal Thought of Maimonides
Law and Development
Law and Development in Action: The Korean Example: Seminar
Law and Religion: Seminar
Laws of War and Terrorism in the 21st Century Colloquium: Seminar
Legal Issues in Dealing with Terrorism: Seminar
Legal Research: International, Foreign, and Comparative
Legal Research: Introduction to American and International Law Research: Module
Making Rights Real: The Ghana Project
Philanthropy and the Law
Privacy in Europe and the United States: Reading Group
Public International Law
Refugee Law: Asylum, Gender and International Advocacy: Clinical Seminar
Refugee and Asylum Law: Clinical Workshop
Supreme Court Litigation: Reproductive Rights and the Jurisprudence of Equality: Seminar
Talmudic Law for Beginners
Tax Treaty: Seminar
Taxation: Business and Tax in East Asia: Seminar
Taxation: Comparative Tax Law and Policy
Taxation: International Aspects of U.S. Income Taxation
Taxation: VAT: A Comparative Approach: Reading Group
Terrorism in the 21st Century
Tribal Legal Systems: Seminar
The UN, the Law of the Sea, and Multilateral Environmental Treaties: Seminar
WTO Law
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