LEGALST157

This course will evaluate and assess modern theories of international law. We will examine the work of legal scholars and look to political science and economics to see how these disciplines inform the study of international law. We will also examine a host of fundamental questions in international law, including, for example, why states enter into international agreements, why states comply with international law, and what kind of state conduct is likely to be influenced by international law.

Written Exam

International Studies, Social and Behavioral Sciences

Minimum sophomore standing.

Course is not repeatable for credit.

Lecture, Discussion