Rechtsreferendare (m/w) - Bewerberportal der Bucerius Law School

inTErnaTional EXcHangE Program
coursEs offErEd – sEssion ii
Business and Human Rights
Lenore F. Horton
Open to: international exchange students
Dates and Times:
oct. 31, nov. 7, 11, 14, dec. 6
from 14:15 – 16:15
nov. 1, 2 from 9:15 – 11:15
nov. 3 from 11:30 – 13:30
nov. 16, 22, 28, dec. 5 from 16:30 – 18:30
Content: The seminar addresses why
human rights is a business issue and examines
specific contexts for how human
rights manifests in business contexts, such
as labor issues, operations in failing states,
and the impact extractive industries have
on surrounding, and often indigenous, populations.
finally, the course looks to the
international business and human rights
frame-work and remedies, focusing on
voluntary approaches by businesses, various
regulatory frameworks that have been
implemented or proposed, and domestic
and international adjudication.
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Assessment: To be determined
Credits: 2 aba / 4 EcTs
Room: 1.15 Taylor Wessing lecture room
Business Mediation
Professor Dr. Lars Kirchhof,
Felix Wendenburg
Open to: international exchange students
Dates and Times:
nov. 24, dec. 1 from 11:30 –19:00
dec. 2 from 9:00 – 19:00
Content: This course aims to teach the
practical skills and theoretical background
of professional conflict resolution, with a
focus on the interest-based method of
mediation. The class begins with a conflict
and communication analysis, followed by
a discussion on the techniques and methods
of mediation. students learn to deal
with conflicts systematically and constructively
by means of several role plays and
simulations, which are individually analyzed.
class preparation includes reading
articles and book excerpts.
Assessment: Essay
Credits: 2 aba / 4 EcTs
Rooms: 1.11 baker & mc Kenzie lecture
room & 1.09, except nov. 24 in 1.15 Taylor
Wessing lecture room & 1.09
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