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GLST 473 - International Law

Credits: 3

A systematic study of the origins, objects, sources, and theories of international law. Foremost in importance is the aim to enable students to analyze basic premises and principles of international law and to develop an awareness of the major international legal problems.

Prerequisite(s): POLS 271 .

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Term(s) Offered: Fall (even-numbered years)


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