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Introduction to International Economic Law
Humboldt University of Berlin
Multinational companies like Google or Apple self-evidently act on a global stage. But even small businesses participate in international trade today. The integration of national economies and the elimination of barriers of trade no longer allow a solely national view on this development. With the growing importance of international commerce, the need for an „International Economic Law“ arises. Numerous regulations and agreements concern international trade and investment, but the legal framework of international economy remains indefinite.
In this course common principles of International Economic Law will be examined by analyzing leading decisions by international courts. Therefore a substantial part of the course will be dedicated to class room discussion of cases and reading materials.
| Location | Berlin, Germany |
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6 Jan 2020
- 24 Jan 2020
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| level | Bachelor / Undergraduate |
| Credits | 5.0 ECTS |
| Program fee | 680 EUR |
| Accommodation | Not offered |
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fee: Excl. program fee and discounts |
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| Application deadline | 15 November 2019 |
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requirements: Language skills: English: B2 Motivation Letter: about one page in English Student Profile: Advanced undergraduate law students and students with an academic background that qualifies them to participate in the course and a strong interest in the topic. This course is taught in English, including readings in English. For the understanding of the texts and the discussions in class a language level B2 (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) is required. Students need to be at least 18 years old. |
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