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Comparing law across the globe

Law course helps build connections, dialogue with international students
By: Hayley Bruce  |  2015.04.17  |  04:15 pm
A unique University of Iowa law course has created an opportunity for Iowa students to build relationships with their counterparts on the other side of the world.
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The laws of global warming

How to regulate geo-engineering efforts to fight climate change?
By: Tom Snee  |  2012.12.19  |  09:22 am
A University of Iowa law professor believes the legal ramifications of geo-engineering need to be thought through in advance and a global governance structure put in place soon to oversee these efforts.

A legal export

UI law conference looks at judicial review, criticized at home but promoted abroad
By: Tom Snee  |  2012.09.26  |  10:09 am
Judicial review—the courts' power to strike down laws—is increasingly criticized in the United States, but promoted abroad. A UI College of Law conference will look at how one of America’s most prominent legal exports has become so controversial at home.
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Teaching law in Bulgaria

Brian Farrell will spend semester at University of Sofia as Fulbright Scholar
By: Tom Snee  |  2012.07.23  |  10:20 am
Brian Farrell admits Bulgaria wasn’t on the top of his list of places to visit, but when the opportunity arose to teach law at the University of Sofia as a Fulbright Scholar, it quickly moved to the top.
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