None.

 Public International Law

This course will introduce studens to pivotal issues, theories, and practices that inform the regime for the protection of human rights. 

 Steiner and Alston, International Human Rights in Context

 Discussions and occaional guest lectures.

 See "Additional Comments"

 Substantial Paper

 See "Additional Comments"

 Course Requirements, Deadlines and Guidelines:

Requirements (Continuous Assessment Approach):

1. Facilitate session of choice from Week Five.

2. Submit outline and position paper for session.

3. Write (5) one-page reflections from Week Five.

Deadlines:

1. Outline and position paper due by 5pm Sunday before class.

2. Reflection due by 5pm on day before class.

3. Final paper and exam due by 5pm on the last day of class.

Guidelines:

1. Journals and position papers e-mailed to class via Forums.

2. Final paper/exam duly e-mailed to instructor.

3. No late submission will be accepted or recorded.

4. Films and simulations will not be allowed for facilitations.

5. School attendance and participation policy enforced.