Adv.International Trade Policy: Theory & Practice (LAW-817-002)
CANCELLED
Notices
Please refer to the updated syllabus below for topics to be discussed in this course and the list of materials students should read before each class. *All reading materials for this course will be posted online and can be downloaded at no charge. If you have any questions regarding this course, please contact Professor Vito at avito@wcl.american.edu
Description
In this course we will study international trade law as an instrument for economic development. The primary focus is on trade problems and policy in the United States, comparing it with trade law and policy in other countries. This course offers an examination of the trade policies of major players, a discussion of trade policy instruments and their impacts on international trade law and negotiations. Students will develop an analytical view of the U.S. trade policy system in comparison with systems of the European Union, China, Russia, Brazil and other developing countries. Taught by a foreign government official and a foreign attorney, this course offers the unique opportunity for students to learn about complex international trade issues from the perspective of foreign governments and practitioners. This course is recommended for students who want to develop a critical view of international trade negotiations and understand the motivations behind the policies and actions of governments regarding international trade issues. This course requires active participation from students. Class presentations will be required and will constitute part of your final grade. Reading before class is essential.
Textbooks and Other Materials
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All reading materials for this course will be posted online and can be downloaded at no charge. Readings are listed in the syllabus, posted below. Students should read all materials assigned and be prepared for discussion in class. First Class Readings
First Class Readings
Please see updated syllabus posted below. There are articles assigned as readings for the first class. Students can access those materials through their student page (MyWCL). If you are not able to access the assigned chapters, please email Professor Adriana Vito at avito@wcl.american.edu
Syllabus
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