ALPS provides a framework for expanded education, exchanges, and international dialogue about Asian law. Courses offered include Korean Law and Trade, Japan-U.S. Business Transactions, Chinese Law, Japanese Legal System, Legal Framework of U.S.-Japan Economic Relations, and Law and Development in the Pacific Community.

Collaborative Center between Johns Hopkins and Georgetown Universities. Features resources on public health law, ethics, and policy for public health practitioners, lawyers, policy-makers, and scholars.

CAROLA seeks to create an open forum, in which issues concerning rule of law can be discussed, in order to understand the laws and legal system in Latin America. Site includes mission statement, faculty biographies, and list of activities.

Brings distinguished scholars to the Law Center to present drafts of their current research projects for discussion and criticism. Held during the spring semester and published online in the Fall.

Organizes events relating to intellectual property and technology law on the Georgetown University Law campus.

Large collection of papers on the subject of the legal history of gender from the founding days of the U.S. through the 1970s. Copies of unpublished papers are available to any faculty member of a college, university or other educational institution interested in the legal history of gender in America. Site includes paper indexes and the procedue for obtaining papers.

Conducts reseach and education on legal policy issues relating to protection of the environment and conservation of natural resources. Includes details of current projects.

Designed to further our knowledge and practice of conflict resolution at all levels of human interaction in the legal arena. Offers an LL.M degree-granting fellowship program for one or two candidates each year, who teach and write in the field of dispute resolution. Information on fellowship program, application procedure, and lectures and events.

J.D. program designed to prepare students for a transnational practice in which they regularly encounter problems that involve more than one legal system. Details include program description and requirements.

PILS is designed for law students who want to dedicate most or all of their careers to public service. J.D. program provides financial scholarships, educational opportunities, career counseling, and summer employment stipends to students.

Seeks to promote understanding in law students, faculty, the legal profession, and the nation of the history, significance, and dynamics of Supreme Court decision-making. Site includes calendar of events, press contacts list, and scholarship information.