Seminar on the History of Hawaiian Kingdom Law
A spring course at UH-Manoa that folks might be
interested in:HWST 691
Seminar on the History of Hawaiian
Kingdom LawKanalu Young, Graduate
Chair/Associate ProfessorKamakakūokalani
Center for Hawaiian Studies 209CSeminar will
meet on Thursdays -- 4:30 p.m.-7 p.m.Contact:
kanalu72 @ aol.com or 973-0985The
primary focus of the seminar is domestic and international law as it relates to
the history of the Hawaiian Kingdom. The routine method applied is systematic
evaluation of primary sources through writing and discussion using advanced
critical thinking skills. Also, discussions germane to the claim of Hawaiian
State continuity asserted by the Acting Council of Regency on
behalf of the Hawaiian Kingdom, 1999-2001 (Larsen Case) will be
examined in detail. The Permanent Court of Arbitration's various rulings will be
used as a contemporary context from which to cover important law and society
issues. Some of these include the meaning of supreme authority, jurisdiction,
occupation, and public education rooted in tenets of American hegemony and
subsequent assimilation policies here,
1898-2006.Download the Syllabus and
Bibliography:691-Syllabus-S2007.pdf691-Bibliography.rtf__________________________________________________________________A
healthy knowledge of US
History can be a great asset.
Posted: Thu - December
7, 2006 at 08:15 AM