Law 575: International Trade
SCHOOL OF LAW
This course examines the legal framework, policy, and jurisprudence of the international trading system, focusing primarily on the substantive legal rules of the World Trade Organization. Topics include the relationship between domestic and international law, the WTO dispute resolution system, nondiscrimination obligations in international trade, regional trade agreements, subsidies, anti-dumping, trade in services, trade and the environment, and trade and intellectual property.
2 - 3 Credits
Prerequisites
- Prerequiste: Junior standing (60 hr).
Instruction Type(s)
- Lecture: Lecture for Law 575
Subject Areas
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