International Law

LAWJD927

This course will offer a basic survey of contemporary international law. It will teach students about the major issues of public international law and policy that influence current events, with an eye to both legal theory and modern legal practice. Specific topics will include: (i) the history, theory, and nature of international law; (ii) the sources of international law; (iii) the "actors" of international law -- states, international organizations (with emphasis on the U.N. system); (iv) the domestic incorporation of international law, with a focus on key concepts of U.S. foreign relations law; (v) international human rights; (vi) the use of force; and (vii) humanitarian law..
Fall 2024: LAW JD 927 , Sep 3rd to Dec 5th 2024
SectionInstructorCreditsDaysTimeBuildingRoom
B1Steven Arrigg Koh4Mon,Wed8:30 am - 10:30 amLAW101
Spring 2025: LAW JD 927 , Jan 13th to Apr 23rd 2025
SectionInstructorCreditsDaysTimeBuildingRoom
C1Erika George4Tue,Thu10:40 am - 12:40 pm