Course description

Property Law in a Globalizing Economy: Diversity or Integration?

In this course, you'll be investigating the rules that follow global transaction needs and discover that the rules are diversified based on varying jurisdictions.

If you are interested in discussing how the worldwide legal regime should be in the era of a globalized economy, the prerequisite is the following:

Gain vital skills to estimate what kind of rule each legal system provides an individual in the same transaction
Finding the focal points of diversity
Comparing a single basic rule that applies to common cases between typical jurisdictions

While these practices are the best way to enhance an understanding of how comparative law works, to further examine our topic, we will do a comparative study throughout this course to dive deeper into the material.

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Self-Paced Online
Online
English

Suitability - Who should attend?

Prerequisites:

There are no specific prerequisites for this course, but the content may contain legal terms, which will be defined in the course.

Outcome / Qualification etc.

What you'll learn

Explain the focal points of diversity in the conveyance rules.
Apply each rule under internal property law to transactional cases.
Contrast the idea of conveyance rules in typical jurisdictions.
Distinguish the possible difference of the application of the rule to the same concept.
Outline the international diversity of conveyance rules illustrated by the typical jurisdictions.
Explain the difficulty with making conveyance rules harmonize internationally.
Explain the idea of realizing minimum or moderate harmonization via the principle approach.