LABOR ISSUES IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY (LABR9105)
2 credits. Seminar.
Recommended: Labor Law, Employment Law, Employment Discrimination or International Business Transactions.

This course examines labor issues and labor standards in a world economy regulated by bilateral and multilateral trade agreements in a context of sharp competition among countries and firms.  Course readings and discussions will focus on the intersection of labor issues and international trade law and policy in the new global economy.  Classes will feature lectures, discussions, student led presentations, videotapes and occasional outside guests from unions, corporations, NGOs, or government or international agencies.