Academic Program - The Hague/Lausanne

The Hague/Lausanne program contains four separate one-credit hour courses. Classes will usually meet during the mornings, Monday-Thursday, leaving afternoons and three-day weekends free for travel and other activities. All course instructions will be in English.

The Hague/Lausanne program includes the following modules:

• United States and the International Court of Justice (William Merkel, Charleston)
• Common Law and Civil Law
  (Edward LaRose, Stetson)
• Global Economic Governance (Andreas Ziegler & Michael Hahn, University of Lausanne)
  OR
• Comparative Ethics and the Globalization of the Legal Profession (Kirsten Davis, Stetson)
• Comparative Law of Immigration and Citizenship (Paul Boudreaux, Stetson)
  OR
• Comparative Constitutional Law (Jared Goldstein, Roger Williams)

See Courses for a more complete description of the classes offered this summer.

Classrooms

Classes will be held at the Institute for Social Studies (ISS) in The Hague, Netherlands, and at the Law School at the University of Lausanne in Lausanne, Switzerland. The administrative office of the resident director for each program is located nearby the classroom at each site.