NYU Law School Colloquium

The Law and Security Colloquium is available to NYU Law Students and is taught by the Center’s Faculty Co-Directors.  This colloquium will deal with the broad set of legal issues arising from 9/11 and the war against terrorism. Of special interest to the conveners are problems associated with international law enforcement cooperation, preserving the government's capacity for self-correction under emergency conditions, the stabilization and reconstruction of failed states, the gradual democratization of previously autocratic Islamic states, and the role of international law and multilateral institutions in counter-terrorism and counter-proliferation. The colloquium aims to foster productive discussion on these issues between legal academics and government officials with practical experience.

Course Information for the Fall 2006 Colloquium
Taught by Professors Stephen Holmes and David Golove
Course Title: Law and Security Colloquium
Credits: 2
Prerequisites: None

Course Schedule:
Block: S2
Day: Mo
Time: 4:05-5:55
VH: 208

Past Colloquiums

Fall 2005
Fall 2004

NYU Student Work-Study Positions:

NYU undergraduate students may apply for part-time positions to work at the Center on Law and Security.  Students interested in international affairs, political science, law or communications are preferred.  Responsibilities include performing various administrative duties, helping track media and press related items, staffing Center events and Open Forums, and assisting on various research related projects.  

Please send a cover letter and resume to Laurencia Gonzales at the below address:
Laurencia Gonzales, Director of Administrative Services
110 W. 3rd Street, Suite 224
New York, NY 10012
Or send the application via email to laurencia.gonzales@nyu.edu