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Foundations of International Arbitration: Theory and Practice
LAW 2973

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Description

Prerequisites: None

Exam Type: No Exam

Through a combination of lectures and in-class simulations, this course will (i) provide an overview of the foundational aspects that arise in the life cycle of an international arbitration; (ii) offer training in advocacy principles and techniques; and (iii) provide significant advocacy experience for students through in-class simulations. Course lectures and simulations will extend to both international commercial arbitration and investment arbitration.

Students will be graded on in-class participation, simulation performances, and advocacy outlines.

Note: This course will meet over six weeks from TBD.

School Harvard Law School
Credits 2
Cross Reg

Available for Harvard Cross Registration

Department Law School
Course Component Lecture
Subject Law
Grading Basis HLS Graded