Chinese Law Courses Offered by North American Law Schools

American Law Schools

Law School	Course/Seminar	Instructor
American University College of Law	Chinese Law	Yu
University of California at Berkeley Law School	Chinese Legal Institution (for undergraduates)	Robert Berring
University of California at Berkeley Law School	Chinese Law and Legal Institutions (Spring 2012)	Alex Wang
University of California Hastings College of the Law	Introduction to Chinese Law China and the International Legal Order Seminar Legal Reform in East Asia	Keith Hand
University of California Hastings College of the Law	China Business Law and Economic Rights Seminar	Ling Zhu
University of California at Los Angeles Law School	Chinese Legal History	Schoor
University of California at Los Angeles Law School	Commercial Law of the PRC	Gounaris
Columbia University Law School	Law and legal institutions in China Advanced research in Chinese law	Benjamin Liebman
Columbia University Law School	International Business and Investment Transactions with China	Owen Nee
Columbia University Law School	Chinese Legal Thought and Legal History	Madeline H. Zelin
Duke University Law School	Chinese Company and Securities Law
Duke University Law School	Chinese Law and Society
Duke University Law School	Chinese Legal History
Duke University Law School	Chinese for Legal Studies	Jie Huang
Florida State University College of Law	China Trade Simulation
Florida State University College of Law	Chinese Law	Tahirih V. Lee
Fordham University School of Law	Introduction to Chinese Law	Carl Minzner
Fordham University School of Law	Legal Advocacy and Human Rights in China	Elisabeth Wickeri and Joy Chia
Fordham University School of Law	Chinese IP Law (Fall 2010) and Chinese Business Law (Spring 2011)	Mark Cohen
Fordham University School of Law	China and International Law	Thomas Kellogg
George Washington University School of Law	Law of the People’s Republic of China (Introduction to the basic institutions and processes of the legal system of the People’s Republic of China. Focus on the contemporary system and its role in political, economic, and social developments.)	Don Clarke, Fall 2010 by Natalie Lichtenstein
George Washington University School of Law	Chinese Business Law (Introduction to the regulatory regime governing business activity in China. Issues of concern to foreign traders and investors. Specific regulations and their implementation in practice.)	Don Clarke, Spring 2012 by Natalie Lichtenstein
Georgetown University Law School	Asian Law and Policy Studies Seminar	James V. Feinerman.
Georgetown University Law School	Chinese Law Seminar	James Feinerman and Susan Weld in Spring 2011
Georgetown University Law School	Law and Foreign Investment in China	Barale
Georgetown University Law School	Rule of Law Promotion and Civil Society in China	Nancy Cantalupo, Summer 2011
Georgetown University Law School	China Financial Markets	Paul Saulski
Georgetown University Law School	Chinese Law and Culture	Teemu Ruskola
Georgetown University Law School	Chinese for Lawyers: Distinctive Aspects of Chinese Law and Legal Research	Zhang
Harvard University Law School	Comparative Law: The Role of Law in Chinese Society	William P. Alford
Indiana University Bloomington Law School	Law & Society in Contemporary China	Ethan Michelson
Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, Washington, DC	Law and Society in China (Spring 2011, Fall 2011)	Natalie Lichtenstein
University of Hawaii School of Law	Asian International and Comparative Labor and Employment Law	Ron Brown
University of Hawaii School of Law	Law and Society in China Chinese Business Law	Alison Conner
University of Hawaii School of Law	Readings in Chinese Law (in Chinese)	Larry Foster
University of Kansas Law School	Chinese law	Virginia Harper Ho
University of Maryland at Baltimore Law School	Introduction to the Chinese Legal System Seminar	Daniel Mitterhoff
New York University Law School	Chinese Attitudes Toward International Law Seminar	Jerome A. Cohen
New York University Law School	Law & Society in China: Criminal Justice in Comparative and International Perspective Seminar	Jerome A. Cohen
New York University Law School	Law & Society in China: Criminal Justice in American Perspective Seminar	Jerome A Cohen, James B Jacobs
New York University Law School	Law & Society in China: Access to Justice Seminar	Jerome A Cohen, Benjamin Van Rooij
Ohio State University Law School	The China Problem	Robert J. Miller
University of Pennsylvania School of Law	China and International Law Externship: Community Legal Services - Chinatown Project
University of Pittsburgh School of Law	Chinese for Lawyers I Chinese for Lawyers II
Rutgers Law School-Newark	Introduction to Chinese Law	Ji Li
Santa Clara University Law School	Chinese Trade and Investment Law	Anna M. Han
Seton Hall University School of Law	Law in Contemporary China (Fall 2011 and Fall 2010)	Margaret K. Lewis
Stanford University Law School	Chinese Law and Business	Mei Gechlik
Stanford University Law School	Dispute Resolution in China	Donald Lewis
Stanford University Law School	Chinese for Lawyers	Xiaohua Zhang
Syracuse University College of Law	Chinese Law	Hilary K. Josephs
Vermont Law School	1) Introduction to Chinese Law; and 2) Comparative Environmental Law Research Seminar	Jingjing (Anne Marie) Liu
University of Washington School of Law	Chinese Law	Dongsheng Zang
Washington University Law School	Socialist Law in Transition (a comparative law course focusing principally on China, Russia, and Cuba)	Frances Foster
University of Wisconsin Law School	Chinese law
Yale University Law School	Workshop on Chinese Legal Reform

Canadian Law Schools

University of British Columbia Faculty of Law	- Chinese Law - Trade and Investment Law in China	Pitman B. Potter
University of Toronto Faculty of Law	Introduction to the Legal System of the PRC	Zheming Wang

*Last updated 10/11/2011*

Chinese Law Courses Offered by North American Law Schools

Gounaris

Robert J. Miller

Dongsheng Zang