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A critical introduction to theoretical perspectives on Law and Society. This course is designed to expose students to a range of substantive issues in advanced legal research, as a foundation for the development of each student’s dissertation research.
A review of methodological approaches to advanced legal research, particularly as applied to the diverse research interests of seminar participants. This course is intended to support each student’s implementation of their research question through presentation, commentary and refinement.
Individual studies under the direct supervision of one or more
faculty members. The content, credit value and method of
evaluation must be approved by the instructor and the Director
of Graduate Legal Studies prior to registering in this course.
Individual studies under the direct supervision of one or more
faculty members. The content, credit value and method of
evaluation must be approved by the instructor and the Director
of Graduate Legal Studies prior to registering in this course.
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