Courses

The list below represents an example of UB Law courses and seminars focusing on the intersection of law, religion, society and culture.

• Comparative Law (Mateo Taussig-Rubbo)
• Cultural Property (Nils Olsen)
• Effect of Religion & Culture on Family Laws in Eastern Countries (Nadia Shahram)
• Indian Law (Winni Sullivan)
• Law and Buddhism (Rebecca French)
• Law and Nature (Irus Braverman)
• Legal Anthropology (Mateo Taussig-Rubbo)
• The Legal Culture of Thailand (aka Thailand Bridge Course) (David Engel)
• Legal Regulation of Religion (Winni Sullivan)
• Moral, Ethical and Legal Practice (Stephanie Phillips)
• Practical Ethics for the Everyday Lawyer (Vincent Scarsella)
• Religion and the Constitution (Stephanie Phillips)
• Religion, Family Law and Culture (Nadia Shahram)
• Religion, Spirituality, and Cognitive Science: Contemporary Establishment Clause Issues (Stephanie Phillips & James Milles)
• When Might is Right: the concept of "Just War" in American Law, International Law, and Religious Discourses (Stephanie Phillips)