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Jeanne Criswell

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Phone: (812) 855-4809
E-mail: jebrown [at] indiana [dot] edu

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E-mail: smccoyl [at] indiana [dot] edu

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B665 International Law

Description This course is the basic introductory survey course on public international law. It covers the nature of international law, how international law is made, key ingredients in the international legal system (states, nationality, jurisdiction, treaties, etc.), international law in U.S. courts, and specific substantive areas of international law (e.g., human rights, international environmental law, law of the sea, use of force). If time permits, the course also looks at emerging issues and problems in international law caused by the processes of globalization. No prerequisites. (2-3 cr.)

Faculty D. Fidler, C. Ochoa

SemesterTitleFaculty
Fall 2007 - 2008International LawFidler
Fall 2008 - 2009International Law (site)Ochoa, C.
Fall 2009 - 2010International LawOchoa, C.