INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW: TRADE AND MONETARY LAW (3) (ILS265)

Professor Sydney M. Cone III

Covers activities, agreements, organizations and policies in four areas: international trade; cross-border in­vest­ment; inter­national currency movements; and economic controls for international political ends. Par­ti­c­u­lar topics include the World Trade Organization and principal WTO agreements; trade nego­ti­a­tions; regional trade arrangements; international dispute settlement involving economic measures; the en­viron­ment and in­ter­national economic law; the international monetary system; the International Monetary Fund and other mul­ti­lateral monetary institutions; regional monetary crises; the European Union and its Econ­omic and Monetary Union (the euro); United Nations economic policies; and economic sanc­tions. Take-home exam­in­a­tion.