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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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A Comparative Perspective on Corporations, Ownership, and Capital Access Fall 2023 Course Reinier Kraakman
Advanced Human Rights Training: Strategy and Advocacy Fall 2023 Seminar Susan Farbstein
Advanced Readings in Japanese Constitutional Law Fall 2023 Seminar J. Mark Ramseyer
Advanced Topics in Jewish Law and Legal Theory Spring 2024 Reading Group Noah Feldman
Advanced Topics in Jewish Law: The Law of the Messiah Fall 2023 Reading Group Noah Feldman
Animal Law Spring 2024 Course Kristen Stilt
Comparative Constitutional Law Fall 2023 Course Vicki Jackson
Comparative Family Law: Marriage, Divorce and Property in American, Islamic and Jewish Law Spring 2024 Seminar Havva Guney-Ruebenacker
Comparative Law: Ancient Law Fall 2023 Course Adriaan Lanni
Comparative Law: Why Law? The Experience of China Spring 2024 Course William Alford
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