Daily breakfast is included in tuition and will be served at the hotel. The Institute in International Law may periodically sponsor additional meals at local restaurants. Non-student spouses are welcome for a room and board fee as space permits. The Institute in International Law will offer four courses, each providing two semester hours of ABA-approved academic credit for American students. Students may register for a maximum of three courses.
All courses involve a European or international perspective.
Some may include Argentine or other Latin American guest lecturers and field trips to various legal, political and financial institutions. Below are preliminary descriptions of the courses we will offer for 2001. Check this web site for updated information. This course introduces students to the procedural and substantive aspects of international human rights. On a procedural level, this course explores the various international, regional and domestic mechanisms available to combat and redress human rights violations.