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Comparative legal inquiry permeates the Harvard curriculum, ranging from courses focused on other nations to the inclusion of comparative issues in courses on U.S. law to a robust co-curricular program. Its goals include acquainting students with the approaches that other societies take toward the resolution of challenging societal issues and facilitating understanding of the assumptions and choices that inform law in the United States.

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Advanced Readings in Japanese Law Fall 2025 Seminar J. Mark Ramseyer
Advanced Topics in Jewish Law: States of Consciousness in Jewish Law Fall 2025 Reading Group Noah Feldman
American Indian Law Spring 2026 Course Robert Anderson
Animal Law Spring 2026 Course Kristen Stilt
Comparative Citizenship and Migration Law Spring 2026 Course Ayelet Shachar
Comparative Constitutional Law: Provocations Spring 2026 Reading Group Vicki Jackson
Comparative Corporate Governance Fall 2025 Course Mariana Pargendler
Comparative Corporate Governance and Finance Fall 2025 Course Mark Roe
Comparative Law: Ancient Law Fall 2025 Course Adriaan Lanni
Comparative Law: Why Law? The Experience of China Spring 2026 Course William Alford
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