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Apr 19, 2024
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POLSC 386 - International Law and Organization
Prerequisites: POLSC 110 ; or consent of instructor
Study of the international rules and principles binding on states and non-state actors such as multinational corporations, businessmen and investors, diplomats, broadcasters, polluters, international travelers and terrorists. Examines the development and significance of international law, including its evolving role in facilitating diplomacy, the protection of human rights and orderly international relations. Particular attention of human rights and orderly international relations. Particular attention given to the rules, principles and procedures which apply to international trade and finance, the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, international communications, world health, the environment and other international regimes designed to manage or govern globalization.
3 credits
Spring
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