Fall 2022 Course Schedule

Adv Intl Law & Peace Negotiations (Permission Only) (LAW-980-001)
Paul Williams

Meets: 03:00 PM - 05:50 PM (Tu)

Enrolled: 21 / Limit: 26

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Notices

U* Notice - This course as offered *may* be eligible to satisfy Upper Level Writing Requirement. Students must have an explicit conversation with the professor no later than the end of the add/drop period, confirming that they intend to use the course assignment to fulfill the ULWR. Students must inquire and professors must agree to supervise the ULWR in writing. Students must present a written product for grading that meets both ULWR standards and the requirements of the course assignment.

**As a reminder, this course may satisfy the ULWR, OR count toward your 6 required experiential skills credits, but you may not utilize it to satisfy both requirements.

Description

Provides students with an opportunity to explore the legal intricacies of peace negotiations, post-conflict constitutions, and war crimes prosecutions. The particular cases examined by students are constantly updated to ensure they are dealing with contemporary conflicts. Specific issues covered include ceasefires; human rights; refugee law; state structure; power sharing; fiscal devolution; demobilization and reintegration; reconciliation; international tribunals; peacekeeping; and self-determination.

Textbooks and Other Materials

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First Class Readings

Not available at this time.