**Discontinued** was last offered Summer 2009Discontinued Fall Semester 2009; replaced by INTB 3500 Last Updated: 13-NOV-2008 Every aspect of completing international business transactions and carrying on business from Canada with non-Canadian entities has been somehow considered, governed and dealt with pursuant to common law principles, precedents, statute law, treaties and International Conventions. This course is designed as both an overview of Public International Law as well as Private International Law. Students are expected to possess a basic understanding of sources of law, contract, tort and corporate law from BUSM 1285. The course will approach International Law from the perspective of a Canadian business person who intends to do business with parties from foreign jurisdictions. The emphasis of INTB 2400 is placed on the sources of international law, State responsibility and environmental regulations, international organizations, treaties that affect international trade in goods and services, intellectual property, forms of marketing agreements, import and export trade practices, international sale of goods, documentary sales transactions, international banking, arbitration, conflicts of laws, trade intervention, and controlling unfair trade practices.

Prerequisite(s): BUSM 1285; or permission of the department Note: Students will receive credit for only one of INTB 2400 and INTB 3500.