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The course will focus on leading edge international law issues and questions. Topics may include artificial intelligence, climate change, use of force, economic sanctions, sovereign debt, global health, the push for a new international economic order, international trade law and global socio-economic justice, migration and refugees, international courts and tribunals, the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA), and third world (Global South) approaches to international law. Students will engage with leading scholars from around the world who will Zoom into the classroom to discuss these current international law issues.