International Law Courses offered at Georgetown Law

Georgetown Law is widely recognized as one of the foremost institutions of international and comparative law scholarship and teaching in the world. The Law Center offers the largest curriculum in the United States in international and foreign law. During each academic year, over 80 courses and seminars concerning various aspects of international and/or foreign law are offered at the Law Center in the J.D. and Graduate Divisions. In the academic year 2004-2005 the follwoing courses are offered in addition to the international economic law courses:

Fall Semester 2004

		Chinese Law Seminar		Feinerman J.
		Global Cybercrime Law		Rusch J.
		International Agreements		Dalton R.
		International Civil Litigation		Stewart D.
		International and Comparative Law on the Rights of Women		Ross S.
		International Environmental Law		Magraw D.
		International Human Rights		Drinan R.
		International Human Rights Law		Brancato G.
		International Law I: Introduction to International Law		Gustafson C.
		International Negotiations Seminar		Greenberg E./Frank R.
		International White Collar Crime		Sierck A./Srere M.
		International Women's Human Rights Clinic		Ross S.
		Islamic Law		Abu-Odeh L.
		Japan/US Comparative Legal Study		Goodman C.
		Law and Measures Against International Terrorism		Rees A.
		Law and Philosophy: Joint Seminar on War		Luban D./Sherman N.
		Managing National Security Law		Baker J.
		Maritime Law		Malia G.
		Refugee Law and Policy		Schoenholtz A.
		South Asian Legal Systems: Conflict Resolution, Peace and the Role of Law		Gopal M.
		War Crimes and Prosecutions Seminar		Drimmer J./Vlasic M.

Spring Semester 2005

		Comparative Law		Werro F.
		Comparative Law		Wolff J.
		Comparative Law: Legal Systems in Transition		Visek R.
		Conflict of Laws: Choice of Law		Patterson E.
		Graduate Honors Seminar: International Law at the Beginning of the 21st Century		Dalton R.
		Graduate Honors Seminar: War and Peace - New Thinking about the Causes of War and War Avoidance		Moore J.
		International Civil Litigation		Vázquez C.
		International Criminal Law		Luban D.
		International Criminal Law		O'Sullivan J.
		International Criminal Law		Stewart D.
		International Human Rights		Drinan R.
		International Law I: Introduction to International Law		Carter B.
		International Law I: Introduction to International Law		Koplow D.
		International Law I: Introduction to International Law		Lotrionte C.
		International Law Seminar: Use of Force and Conflict Resolution		Stromseth J.
		International Legal Philosophy		Arend A.
		International Legal Theory Colloquium		Vázquez C.
		International Negotiations Seminar		Greenberg E./Frank R.
		International Negotiations Seminar		Harr T.
		International Trafficking in Persons		Mattar M./Lederer L.
		International Women's Human Rights Clinic		Ross S.
		International Women's Human Rights Seminar		Williams W./Bond J.
		Issues in Disarmament: Proliferation of Modern Weapons Seminar		Koplow D.
		Law and the Use of Force in International Relations		Stromseth J.
		Legal Research in International and Comparative Law: Sources and Strategies		Raisch M.
		National Security & the Law of the Sea		Oliver J.
		Peacemaking		Matsuda M.
		Refugees and Humanitarian Emergencies: Advanced Research Seminar		Martin S./Schoenholtz A.
		Space Law Seminar		Larsen P.
		Transboundary Pollution and the Law Seminar		Percival R.
		War and Peace Seminar: New Thinking about the Causes of War and War Avoidance		Moore J.