Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey

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ITDG 8540

IntlTradeLaw/DisputeResolution

This course will provide students with an introduction to the primary international rules, regimes and organizations governing international trade and international investment. By understanding the principles of international trade law and how it is applied through a treaty regime developed to monitor and enforce international trade law, students will gain an appreciation of the crucial role these that international trade law and its enforcement play in shaping and determining the flow of international trade and investment. Students will gain an understanding of the specific rules and regulations that govern international trade and how those rules and regulations are applied and enforced. Students will gain practical experience in applying these rules and regulations to real world international trade disputes in order to gain an appreciation of the process involved in resolving these disputes. As a result, students should be able to determine whether or not a particular state’s action(s) is (are) a violation of an international trade regulation and more importantly, how a trade dispute arising from an alleged violation(s) is resolved.
Subject:
Intl Trade& Economic Diplomacy
Department:
Intl Trade& Economic Diplomacy
Division:
Intl Policy & Management
Requirements Fulfilled:

Sections

Fall 2024 - MIIS

ITDG8540A-F24 Lecture (Small)

Fall 2023 - MIIS

ITDG8540A-F23 Lecture (Small)

Fall 2022 - MIIS

ITDG8540A-F22 Lecture (Small)

Fall 2021 - MIIS

ITDG8540A-F21 Lecture (Small)

Fall 2020 - MIIS

ITDG8540A-F20 Lecture (Small)

Fall 2019 - MIIS

ITDG8540A-F19 Lecture (Small)

Fall 2018 - MIIS

ITDG8540A-F18 Lecture (Small)

Fall 2017 - MIIS

ITDG8540A-F17 Lecture (Small)

Fall 2016 - MIIS

ITDG8540A-F16 Lecture (Small)

Spring 2016 - MIIS

ITDG8540A-S16 Lecture (Small, Yerxa)