COURSE DESCRIPTION 2012 2013

Ms. Ivy V. Schram,

3 credits day; 3 credits evening. Is taught through a mix of methods, including lecture, participatory simulations and problems, and Socratic method. There is no examination. Grading is based on class participation in simulation, problem sets, and reflections. The focus of the course is as in the title. It is the only International Environmental Law taught.

This seminar provides an introduction to both the underpinnings and the practice of international environmental law. Students are introduced to the various ways in which international law is ordered, the fundamentals of environmental concerns and responses thereto, and the framework within which international environmental law must operate. Students participate in group problem-solving activities as well as act as "ambassadors" during a mock treaty negotiation.

Enrollment is limited: 20

Elective Course

Meets International Law Concentration Requirements

Final Paper Required

LLM Course

International Human Rights Seminar: The Death Penalty