Course Description
In this seminar, students think about the problem awareness they have from the perspective of basic human rights in a practical format.
To begin, the first practical session gives an outline of the relationship between human rights and coexistence. The second and third sessions deepen students’ awareness of problems and explore relevant literature (see the References section below for a list of this literature). In the fourth and following sessions, students present, debate, and organize their opinions into a report. Through presentation, debate, and report-writing, students acquire problem discovery and solving abilities and communication capabilities.
Keywords
human rights, constitution, constitutional litigation, issue discovery, issue solving, communication, group work
Course Plan
Session 1: Orientation
Session 2: “Examining” your awareness of problems
Session 3: “Deepening” your awareness of problems
Session 4: Presentation and debate
Session 5: Presentation and debate
Session 6: Presentation and debate
Session 7: Presentation and debate
Session 8: Presentation and debate
Session 9: Presentation and debate
Session 10: Presentation and debate
Session 11: Presentation and debate
Session 12: Presentation and debate
Session 13: Presentation and debate
Session 14: Presentation and debate
Session 15: General debate: What norms and policies are needed to resolve human rights problems?
