Curriculum

Global Law Workshop: The Law and Politics of International Cooperation

The Global Law Workshop offers an exciting opportunity for the Duke Law School community to engage in current issues in international and comparative law. The theme of the Spring 2010 Global Law Workshop, co-taught by Professors Curtis A. Bradley and Laurence R. Helfer, will be "The Law and Politics of International Cooperation." The workshop will be centered around theoretical readings in international law and international relations and discussions of works in progress by visiting scholars.


Please note that course organization and content may vary substantially from semester to semester and descriptions are not necessarily professor specific. Please contact the instructor directly if you have particular course-related questions.

Prerequisite Information

As a prerequisite, students must have completed Law 275, International Law OR must obtain the permission of the instructors to waive this requirement based on other courses taken or completed during or prior to law school.

Sections/Instructors

Curtis A. Bradley, Laurence R. Helfer
Global Law Workshop: The Law and Politics of International Cooperation 283.01
Spring 2010
The tentative schedule for the workshop is as follows:
February 1 Monica Hakimi University of Michigan Law School
February 22 Karen Alter Northwestern University Department of Political Science
March 22 Andrew Guzman University of California Berkeley Law School
March 29 Eric Posner University of Chicago Law School
April 12 Tom Ginsburg University of Chicago Law School
April 19 Barbara Koremenos University of Michigan Department of Political Science

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