Course Title
International Organizations and Law
Course Description
A study of the ways of managing the issues that arise from increasing interdependence among nation-states. The course explores the consequences of the growth of international organizations and the proliferation of treaties in areas of security; economics; the environment; and political, social, and human rights. Primary attention is devoted to international governmental organizations, especially the United Nations and the World Court, but international non-governmental organizations (e.g. Amnesty International and Greenpeace) are also considered. There are no prerequisites; however, POLI-131 is recommended. 4 SH. CC: Writing Intensive.
Course Types
Standard (STAND), Writing Intensive (INWRT)
Semester Hours
4