Perspectives on European Law

Course Number:Law 252E
Hours:3
Course Type:Upper-Level
Writing Requirement:None
Skills Requirement?:No
Final Exam?:Yes
Description:

This course will be taught by two visiting faculty members from UNC's partner site of Augsburg University Law School in Germany. Each professor will teach on issues of importance in European law. The first module "EU Law and the Internal Market," to be taught by Thomas Mollers (Chair of the Law Faculty in Augsburg) will concentrate on the Internal Market and the Basic Freedoms, focusing also on the Law of Harmonization and Intellectual Property.

The second module "EU Law - Institutions and Judicial System" is to be taught by Volker Behr and will focus upon the European Union and various institutions, organizations, and communities within it such as the European Parliament, the European Court of Justice, the Council of Europe, the European Free Trade Association, and their statuses, influences, and actions both within and outside of the EU.

Prerequisites:

None

Instructor(s):S. Behr (Visitor)
Semester(s):Fall


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