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Democratization Processes.

Democratization Processes: From Ancient Athens to Twitter Revolutions (and Everything in Between!) 🏛️🐦 Alright class, buckle up! Today, we're diving headfirst into the messy, exhilarating, and often downright baffling world…
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Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility.

Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility: A Lawyer's Guide to Not Ending Up in the Slammer (or Just Losing Your License) ⚖️ 😨 Alright, future counselors and advocates! Welcome to the…
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Political Transitions from Conflict to Peace.

From Fisticuffs to Fraternité: Navigating Political Transitions from Conflict to Peace 🕊️ Alright, class, settle down! Today, we're diving into the messy, complicated, and often hilarious (in retrospect, of course)…
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The Role of the Lawyer.

The Role of the Lawyer: A Lecture for the Law-Curious (and Law-Weary) (Welcome music fades out. A single spotlight illuminates a slightly disheveled, but enthusiastic, lecturer standing behind a podium.…
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Geography of Conflict and Peace.

Geography of Conflict and Peace: A Whimsical Whirlwind Tour of a Contentious Planet 🌍🕊️ (Lecture Hall Ambiance: Slightly dusty, chalkboard slightly crooked, projector humming with existential dread.) Alright, settle down,…
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The Role of the Judge.

The Role of the Judge: From Robes to Reality (and a Whole Lot of Gavel-Banging In Between!) (Welcome, weary law students, aspiring legal eagles, and curious cats! Settle in, grab…
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Global Inequality and Its Political Dimensions.

Global Inequality: A Rollercoaster Ride Through Politics, Power, and Pockets 🎢🌍💰 (Lecture Hall fills with enthusiastic students – or at least, students pretending to be enthusiastic.) Alright everyone, settle in!…
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Spatial Analysis of Social Phenomena.

Spatial Analysis of Social Phenomena: A (Slightly) Less Boring Lecture Welcome, intrepid explorers of the social landscape! 🗺️ Today, we embark on a journey through the fascinating (and sometimes frustrating)…