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International Institutions and Regulation (Spring - E280)

Course description

 

In today’s globalised world, the increasing interdependence among States has raised questions about the management of issues that go well beyond the borders of their individual jurisdictions. The proliferation of international institutions over the past six decades is in part a response to a growing need to manage these issues in the most appropriate way. This multidisciplinary course explores the challenges raised by the management of interdependence and puts into com- parative perspective the various regulatory tools used by actors in different domains, such as security, trade, human rights and the environment.

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COURSE ORGANIZATION

 

Time and Location

  • Monday, 10:15-12:00
  • Room AJF

PROFESSORS

Andrea Bianchi
andrea.bianchi@
graduateinstitute.ch
+41 22 908 58 01
Office hours: Tuesdays 08h15-10h00
(VC 325)

Cédric Dupont
cedric.dupont@
graduateinstitute.ch
+41 22 908 59 50
Office hours: Mondays 14h30-16h00
(Rigot 34)

ASSISTANTS

Johannes Rühl
johannes.ruhl@
graduateinstitute.ch
+41 22 908 62 32
Office hours: Wednesdays 10h00-12h00
(VC 338)

Kujtesë Bejtullahu-Michalopoulos
kujtese.bejtullahumichalopoulos@
graduateinstitute.ch
+41 22 908 62 32
Office hours: Wednesdays 14h30-16h30
(VC 338)