Course Number
677
Duke Law in DC: Rethinking Federal Regulation
This course is designed to provide an historical, public policy, and theoretical context for the externs that twill enable them to reflect upon their externship experiences and place them in a larger perspective; to educate the externs about important legal and environmental elements that shape and provide context for the policy-making process; to synthesize the students' job related experiences, and their in -class educational experiences through the preparation of an end of term paper analyzing their job related experiences in light of perspectives gained through the classroom elements, and also through presentation of a case study during the course of the in-class experience. 2-5 credits (2 for the course and 1-3 for research).
Please note that course organization and content may vary substantially from semester to semester and descriptions are not necessarily professor specific. Please contact the instructor directly if you have particular course-related questions.