Legal scholar Robin West says literature and humanities are important in legal studies because one ought to understand law in the culture that creates it.
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Georgetown students to study world regions critical to American interests while serving U.S. federal departments or agencies with national security responsibilities.
Now enrolling about 140 students a semester, GUROP matches faculty mentors with students to carry out research projects.
In her recent book, Georgetown Italian Professor Nicoletta Pireddu presents Paolo Mantegazza's works along with her extensive introduction and notes on the reputed renaissance man.
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Associate University Editor Anne Glenzer talks with associate professor Matthew Tinkcom about the effect eBay and other online auctions have on consumer culture and society.
