This seminar provides an in-depth introduction to fascism, its intellectual and political roots, its critique of liberal democracy and socialism, and the traces fascism has left…

Fifteen Things explores intertwinings between design, science, technology, society, art, and culture by means of the "excavation" of fifteen objects from different periods in the…

This is an introductory course on intellectual property (IP).

No jury exists without bias or context. The American jury is designed as a “black box” into which we push facts and expect a fair verdict. But what makes a trial, and thus a jury…

The epistemology of legal, scientific, and political truth. We will consider proof by witness, proof by expert, proof by statistics and CSI, and the relationship of truth to…

In this interactive seminar, we will identify, map, analyze, and discuss latest developments in privacy law related to the digital environment from a comparative perspective and…

This course is designed for students who are interested in deepening their knowledge of copyright law and gaining experience with law teaching.

Roughly half of this course will examine and assess the legal rules in the United States and other countries governing patents.  The other half will explore policy issues…

This course will explore copyright law and policy.

The course will provide an introduction and overview to questions of communications and Internet law and policy.