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LAWG 502 Sustainable Development (3 credits)

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Offered by: Law (Faculty of Law)

Overview

Law General : Foundations of sustainable development as a justice claim instantiated in law and policy. Topics of investigation include: theoretical (in)coherence; institutional architecture; principles of international and domestic law; the integration of social,economic and environmental goods; inter-generational justice, precaution and uncertainty; adoption in soft law.

Terms: Fall 2013

Instructors: Janda, Richard (Fall)

  • Restriction: Restricted to Law students.

  • Note: Non-Law students require permission from instructor & SAO.

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