Non-Profit Organizations Description forthcoming. The course will provide the law student with a framework for understanding the trends and patterns of international conflict with particular attention to the nuclear weapons dimension of international conflict. The course also will examine the character of international law with emphasis placed on its limits, as well as its achievements. Attention will be focused on the links between law and politics and law and justice by making an evaluation of past and present efforts to establish a viable and stable structure of peace in international affairs. Through the use of the problem-solving method, this course will focus on the tax issues associated with the formation, operation, termination and liquidation of partnerships, as well as the sale of partnership interests, related party transactions and classification problems.
All knowledge conveys elements of power.
A liberal education empowers a student with knowledge. Learned professionals have the capacity to influence others. Human history is replete with considerations of these issues. The faculty for this course hope to share in the art of wondering about some fundamental problems that shape the nature of the learned professional. Hopefully, students will develop an insatiable curiosity on subjects relevant to their future careers, which may also lead to a life of continuous learning.