SMNR: International Human Rights & Justice Workshop
Semester: Fall 2008
Course ID: 397S
Credit Hours: 3
Unique: 29435
Course Information
Course Type: Seminar
Registration Information
Upperclass-only elective
Meeting Times
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MON
3:30 - 5:20 pm
TNH 3.128
Evaluation Method
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Date
Time
Location
Paper
Description
This seminar is an interdisciplinary speaker-based workshop on international human rights law. We will read academic papers and hear them presented by their authors. Roughly half of the class weeks will involve outside speaker presentations. The other classes will involve discussions of background readings on international human rights and class discussions of the papers to be presented by outside speakers. Students will be expected to write short, critical reaction papers for several of the papers presented, and to expand one of these reaction papers into a more detailed and analytic essay.
The seminar is open to application for all rising 2Ls and 3Ls and non-law grad students. It is limited to students who have taken courses at the undergraduate, graduate or professional level in international human rights, public international law or international relations. Appropriate experience might also substitute for the background course requirements. Students must receive the professor's approval to enroll in the class. To apply to enroll, please send a short (300 words, one-page) statement explaining your background and interest in human rights, including any international law courses you have taken, and a one-page resume, to Sarah Cline, scline@law.utexas.edu by 4:00 PM on April 22.
Engle, Karen