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Center on Global Legal Problems
The center addresses globalization’s legal dimensions through diverse interdisciplinary research and scholarship. Formed to create a venue for researchers from across different disciplines to study emergent processes of multiple, overlapping governance regimes with diverse stakeholders, to re-conceptualize existing theories of law and governance in light of changes currently under way, and to assess emergent regimes and draw normative implications. To this end, the center will organize colloquia and workshops at Columbia University and its newly formed global centers, launch collaborative research projects with researchers across disciplines, sponsor postdocs and research fellows, and organize conferences.

Hebrew University Semester Exchange
Columbia University School of Law has established a program with the Hebrew University, under which up to two Columbia Law students fluent in Hebrew may spend their second- or third-year spring semester in Jerusalem. Hebrew University is one of the leading law faculties in Israel with an outstanding faculty and a wide range of course offerings. The program is conducted at Hebrew University Faculty of Law at Mount Scopus in Jerusalem, Israel.