This course explores the legal frameworks governing transnational interactions and relationships across regions, with a focus on Macau's position within the global legal landscape. Students delve into the principles, institutions, and challenges of interregional law, examining areas such as international trade, human rights, and diplomatic relations. Through case studies and comparative analysis, students gain insights into the complexities of navigating legal issues spanning multiple jurisdictions, equipping them with essential knowledge for engaging in legal practice and policymaking in a globalized world.

CILO-1: Students will be able to analyze and explain the fundamental principles and concepts of interregional law, including its role in governing transnational interactions and relationships across regions, with a focus on Macau's position within the global legal landscape. CILO-2: Students will be able to discuss and evaluate the institutions and mechanisms of interregional law, including international organizations and regional bodies, and assess their roles in fostering cooperation and resolving disputes among regions. CILO-3: Students will be able to employ problem-solving and analytical skills to critically assess the legal frameworks governing key areas of interregional law, such as international trade, human rights, and diplomatic relations, and propose strategies for navigating interregional legal challenges. CILO-4: Students will be able to appraise and analyze real-world cases and scenarios involving legal issues spanning multiple jurisdictions, conduct comparative analysis, and construct well-reasoned arguments regarding the implications of interregional law for Macau and other regions.