Resume

• 2004

  Southern University Law Center

  Center for the History of Political Economy

  As Director

  I ran 4 LL.M. programs and 9 exchange programs. I also taught Introduction to American Law

  Legal Reasoning

  Research

  and Writing

  and counseled LL.M. students on career paths.

  Tulane University School of Law

  Assistant Professor

  As Assistant Professor

  I taught the same subjects plus civil procedure and advanced legal research and writing.

  Southern University Law Center

  I teach common law contracts

  civil law obligations

  civil law sales and lease

  and international business transactions. I also lecture internationally in comparative and international commercial law and on the rule pf law and on legal reasoning and drafting. My textbook

  \"Legal Reasoning

  Research

  and Writing for International Graduate Students\" is widely used and has been translated into Chinese.

  Southern University Law Center

  Center for the History of Political Economy

  Durham

  North Carolina

  Working on a Rule of Law book project

  Visiting Research Fellow

  Southern University Law Center has given me a sabbatical

  and I am currently a Visiting Research Fellow at the IEA in London for the month of October

  while I work on my book exploring the relationships among the rule of law

  economic development and corporate governance.

  Institute of Economic Affairs - London

• 1996

  LLM

  International Business Law

  WOC

  International Folk Dance

  Northwestern University School of Law

• 1991

  French

  Spanish

  Russian

  Doctor of Law (J.D.)

  Civil Law

  Law Review

  Moot Court

  Alpha Sigma Nu

  Loyola University New Orleans School of Law

• Policy Analysis

  Corporate Governance

  Westlaw

  Comparative Law

  Contract Law

  Public Speaking

  University Teaching

  Legal Issues

  Legal Writing

  Civil Litigation

  International Law

  Rule Of Law

  International Trade Law

  Research

  Corporate Law

  Teaching

  Public International Law

  Public Policy

  Courts

  Policy

  The Rule of Law

  Economic Development

  and Cultural Habits

  A study of how the Rule of Law

  Economic Development

  and Cultural Habits interrelate to lead to a successful society in which government is limited

  allowing for economic development and protection of human rights.

  Nedzel

  Nadia

  Nedzel

  Institute of Economic Affairs - London

  Tulane University School of Law