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[Number] 7800 - 4 [Semester] 11442014 Spring [Description] This research seminar is for students interested in family law. Broadly conceived, "family law" includes the law of marriage, divorce, child custody, child support, cohabitation, adoption, alternative reproduction, guardianship, paternity, child welfare, domestic violence, reproductive rights, social welfare, juvenile justice, international and comparative family law, family negotiation and mediation, and criminal law as it relates to the family, among other topics. The goal of this seminar is to introduce you to some of the general themes and debates that have emerged in the field. We will examine family law through the lens of various theoretical perspectives, for example, "feminism and the family," "economics and the family," and "federalism and the family." Course materials will consist primarily of law review articles. The final product of the seminar will be a substantial research paper. Previous or concurrent coursework in family law is recommended for this seminar. [Title] 
Current Issues in Family Law
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