Professor
Anna Spain is an Associate Professor at the University of Colorado Law School. She teaches courses on international law, international dispute resolution, human rights and mediation. Prior to joining the faculty in 2009, she taught at UCLA Law School and UCLA School of Public Affairs.
Professor Spain looks for innovative and creative ways to integrate theory and experiential learning in the classroom. She strives to create a challenging yet collaborative learning environment. Outside of the classroom, Professor Spain enjoys mentoring students and advising those interested pursuing careers in the fields of international law and dispute resolution.
Professor Spain addresses mediators and conflict resolution professionals at the COP 15 Climate Change Mediation Seminar, Copenhagen, December 2009.
- International Law (Fall 2011)
- Human Rights (Fall 2011)
- International Dispute Resolution (Summer 2011, Cyprus)
- Mediation (Fall 2010)
- International Dispute Resolution (Spring 2010)
- International Law (Fall 2009)
- Resolving Public Disputes (Spring 2009)
- International Dispute Resolution (Fall 2008)
- Resolving Conflicts in Theory and Practice (Spring 2008)
- Workshops and Training Seminars: Professor Spain teaches workshops and training seminars in international law, conflict resolution, mediation and cross-cultural relations. Additional information is available upon request.
Publications
- Beyond Adjudication: Resolving International Resource Disputes in an Era of Climate Change, 30 Stanford Environmental Law Journal (forthcoming 2011).
- Integration Matters: Rethinking the Architecture of International Dispute Resolution 32 University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law 101 (2010).
- Who’s Going to Copenhagen?: The Rise of Civil Society in International Treaty-Making ASIL Insights (2009).
- Using International Dispute Resolution to Address the Compliance Question in International Law 40 Georgetown Journal of International Law 807 (2009).
