Courses - Page 16 of 26 - New York Law School

Land Use Regulation

This course covers the jurisprudence, regulations, and policies related to the use of land in the U.S.

Landlord and Tenant Law

This course examines the relationship between the landlord and the tenant.

Law and economics is one of the most influential schools of thought in modern law. The ideas propounded by the economic analysis of law are gaining increasing traction in court decisions and in legal policy. This course will examine the major contributions of law and economics in contract, tort, and property, as well as in other areas of law that may not initially appear to be amenable to economic reasoning.

Law, Corruption, and Government Oversight

This course focuses on the role of oversight in defending the integrity of public institutions against corruption and promoting the values of good government, including the rule of law, transparency, and accountability.