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D95008. Legal, ethical and social issues of the internet

Academic department: derecho
Units: 3-0-8
Requirement: none
Semester and career: 6, 7, 8, 9 semesters
Equivalence: none

General aim of the course: To identify and understand some legal, ethical and social issues of Internet use by studying relevant cases. Also to value responsable Internet use, as well as to become a responsable Internet user.

Bibliography: Edgar, Stacey L. Morality and Machines: Perspectives on Computer Ethics. Boston:
Jones and Bartlett Publishers, 2003
Johnson, Deborah G. Computer Ethics. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice Hall, Inc., 1985
Spinello, Richard A y Herman T. Tavani (eds.) Readings in Cyberethics. Boston: Jones
and Bartlett Publishers, 2001
Spinello, Richard A. Cyberethics: Morality and Law in Cyberspace. Boston: Jones
and Bartlett Publishers, 2003
Wecker, John and Douglas Adeney. Ética Informática y de las Ciencias de la
Información. Madrid: Editorial Fragua, 2000

Instructor's profile: Maestría o doctorado en cualquiera de las áreas del Derecho
Language of Instruction: English

D95035. International Economic Law

Academic department: Law and Political Science
Units:3-0-8
Requirement:none
Semester and career:Law Students of and after 6th semester
Equivalence:none
General aim of the course:The Course aims to introduce the student to the field of international economic law as intending to construe a link between pure international law rules, international trade organisations and international financial organisations. The student will also understand the influence of international economic law in domestic Mexican Law.

Campus:Seleccionar Campus
Bibliography:•International Economic Law (International Economic Law Series), Andreas Lowenfeld (Paperback – September 2003).

• International Economic Law With a Human Face, Friedl Weiss (Editor), et al.

•Transatlantic Trade Disputes: The EU, The US, And the WTO (International Economic Law Series), Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann (Editor), et al (Paperback – February 2004) Other Editions: Hardcover | Paperback.

•New Directions in International Economic Law Essays in Honour of John H. Jackson, John Howard Jackson (Editor), et al (hardcover – January 2001).

•Free Markets an Social Regulation: A Reform Agenda of the Global Trading System>Toward a New International Economic Law, >Sungjoon Cho Hardcover – December 2002).

• International Economic Law, 1996: International Private Trade, Andreas F. Lowenfeld (Editor) (Paperback 1996) Other Editions: Paperback.

• Changing Structure of International Economic Law. P. Verloren Van Themaat, Pieter Verloren Van Themaat (Hardcover – September 1981).

• The Emerging International Law of Development: A New Dimension of International Economic Law, F.V. Garcia-Amador.

• The World Trade Organization: Law, Practice, and Policy (International Economic Law Series), Mitsuo Matsushita, et al (Hardcover – May 2003).

• Standards of Review in Wto Dispute Resolution (International Economic Law Series), Matthias Oesch (Hardcover – February 2004).

Instructor's profile:The Instructor must be a lower with international advanced studies, familiarized with norms and instructions of international and economic law.

Language of Instruction: English

D-95-018.

3-0-8. Prerequisite(s): none. 9 LED)

Equivalency: none

The concepts, basis and doctrine of the commonness law . The administrative and political organization of the European Union and the more important institutions. The importance of the Free Trade of Commerce between Mexico and the European Union. Textbooks: Araceli Sleeves Martín and Diego J. Liñan Nogueras. Institutions and Laws of the European Union. 2ª. Ed. Madrid. Free Trade Commerce Mexico- European Union.Official publications of the European Union.

D-95-019. NOTARIAL AND REGISTRAL LAW

(3-0-8. Prerequisite(s): none. 9 LED)

Equivalency: none

The antecedents and historic evolution of the Notarial Law. Concept and basis of the notariate. The notarial function and the instruments in which is supported. Notarial Law : changes and perspectives for the XXI century. The publicity of the real rights and the property registration . The principles and register systems . Organization and operation of the Public Registration. Textbooks: RIOS HELLIG, Jorge. "The Practice of Notarial Law". Edit. McGraw Hill. 1999. CARRAL y de TERESA, Luis. "Notarial and Registral Law". Edit. Porrúa. Mexico, 1989.

D-95-020 HUMAN RIGHTS

(3-0-8. Prior Requirements: None. : Careers: All, Fifth semester and up)

Equivalence: None

General Purpose Study and analyze different definitions on Human Rights; the study of the principles of such rights from the perspective of the Natural and Positive Law Schools; foster and evaluate its characteristics and content, taking into account ethical obligations of the human being, and the limits imposed by such natural obligations; common wealth, and the rights of third parties; historical background and evaluation of the positivism of Human Rights and why of its classification into three generations: civil and political; economical, social, and cultural, and the rights of the peoples; compare and contrast domestic and foreign current Human Rights legal materials; the foundation of Human Rights institutions: jurisdictional and non-jurisdictional, towards the effective protection and application of such field of study.

Credentials of the Professor: Bachelor´s degree, LL.M or Ph.D.

D-95-021 ROMAN LAW

ROMAN LAW HISTORY; ROMAN LAW SOURCES; THE ROMAN LAW PROCESS OF LAW; ROMAN LAW OF FAMILY AND PERSONS; PROPERTY ROMAN LAW; CONTRACTS IN ROMAN LAW; WILLS AND PROBATE; GIFTS AND PARDONS; IGLESIAS, J., Derecho Romano, Ed. Ariel S.A., Barcelona, 2001 CAMPUS: Mexico City. ACAD. PERIOD: SPRING & FALL LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: SPANISH

D-95-022 LEGAL FRAME IN THE EUROPEAN UNION

The European Union is an entirely new creation which is distinguished from earlier efforts to link Europe. The common economic and social life of the Member States is governed not by the threat of force but by the law of the Community. This is the basis of the institutional system. · Mexican businesspeople, as a new trade partners of the E.U. companies, must known about this legal system. That is the reason why the students will receive a practice course, completed with the study of the most important case-law and contractual agreements.

Textbook: - Legislación del Comercio Exterior, Rogelio Martínez Vera, Ed. McGraw Hill, México, 1997, 309 p.

Campus: GDA

Academic Period: August - December 2002

Language of Instruction: Spanish

D-95-023 ELECTORAL RIGHT'S AND ELECTIONS

To grant an overall panorama of the Mexican Electoral Right: to analyze the evolution of electoral right; to show the scope of institutions, laws, codes and rules integrating theoretical and conceptual issues; to know the obligations, functions, structure and organization of institutions and individuals involved in the various electoral processes, as well as their ways of associating with each other; to analyze and identify the stages of electoral processes in Mexico at the federal, and local scope from the legal point of view; to identify actors related directly and indirectly with electoral right and their possible participation in electoral processes; identify active and passive parties in the commitment of electoral crimes under the view of the penal type stated in the Twenty fourth Title of the Mexican Penal Law. All stated above with the clear goal of fostering the development of civic abilities in pupils to furnish the enforcement of democratic institutions in Mexico.

CAMPUS: Mexico City.

ACAD. PERIOD: SPRING & FALL

LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: SPANISH

D-95-024 INTRODUCCTION TO THE AMERICAN JUDICIAL SYSTEM

(3-0-7 Requirements: Coursing or aproved the H95805 course) Equivalence: None Program: 6 LED

GENERAL OBJECTIVE This course will provide the students understand and learn the use of legal terms in the English language throughout the basic knowledge of the legal structure of the Judicial System of the United States, and the analysis of excelent cases that foundations of the judicial procedure of this country allow to an intoduction you.

Teacher Profile Lawyer with master a degree, total knowledge of english and the judicial legal system of the United States.

Language of instruction: spanish

D95027. Project for International Contracts I

Requisite.- None
Equivalence.- None

In this specialty, is quite important for the “student-professional” to deepen their knowledge on the legal frame of the international commercial. Therefore, the creation of a system in which the “students-professionals” get to know better the different legal instruments available in the international arena.

GENERAL OBJECTIVE.
To apply and integrate the acquired knowledge in the four courses of the professional cluster in the area of International commercial law.
To apply the concepts and the techniques learned in the professional cluster courses in the analysis of practical cases. To obtain a complete vision with knowledge, experiences, legal abilities and technique on international commercial contracts.
TOPICS AND SUB-TOPICS OF THE COURSE.
Note: Due to the nature of the course, the projects are going to be developed with the supervision of a advisor professor and they vary in their content.

SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES.

Note: Due to the nature of the course the specific objectives are met through the learning activities.
The development of a project related to the legal frame of the international business.
The present course has as an objective to apply the acquired knowledge in the four courses of the related professional cluster. The project may be a company external project or a academic department internal project. The primary requisite of the project is to let the student – professional to apply the acquired knowledge in the area of the professional cluster. If the project is an academic department internal project it is recommended to apply the strategy denominated PBL to it.

LEARNING ACTIVITIES.
1. Delivery of the course program, methodology and the identification of the materials.
2. Professor’s lecture.
3. Students individual presentations.
4. Students group presentations.
5. Reading of the course materials.
6. Analysis of the cases.
SUGGESTED METHODOLOGY
1.- Traditional teaching method, based on the professor’s lecture.
2.- Promote the alumni participation in class.
3.-The use of the inductive and deductive methods.
4.- Analysis of cases.
5.- The use of debates among the students in pre-determined topics, with the professor as mediator.

SUGGESTED POLITICS OF EVALUATION.
The evaluation of the activities will be part of the final grade of the course, and it is not determined yet.

COURSE MATERIALS

• UNCITRAL Convention on the International Sale of Goods (Vienna, 1980).
• UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts.
• Note.- The other text books that the professor responsible for the project consider pertinent to reach the course objective.

CONSULTING MATERIALS

• Adame Goddard, Jorge. Contratos Comerciales en América del Norte Régimen Jurídico. 1ra. ed. Ed. Mc Graw Hill, México, 1999.
• Adame Goddard, Jorge. El contrato de Compraventa Internacional.1ra. ed. Ed. Mc Graw Hill, México, 1994.
• Folsom, Ralph H.; Michael W. Gordon; John A. Spanogle, Jr. International Business Transactions. 1st ed. West Publishing Co. USA, 1995.
• Note.- The other consulting material that the professor responsible for the project consider pertinent to reach the course objective.

SUPPORT MATERIALS.

1. Additional readings.
2. In focus equipment for power point.
3. Bibliography from the Campus library.
4. Conferences.
5. Cases.

PROFESSOR´S PROFILE.
The Professor will have to be a lawyer with specialized studies in the area, which could be at Master or PhD level. With experience in the field if possible, and enough time to give extra class support to students.

D95028. Project for International Contracts II

Requisite.- None
Equivalence.- None

SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES.

SUGGESTED POLITICS OF EVALUATION.
The evaluation of the activities will be part of the final grade of the course, and it is not determined yet.

COURSE MATERIALS

CONSULTING MATERIALS

SUPPORT MATERIALS.

1. Additional readings.
2. In focus equipment for power point.
3. Bibliography from the Campus library.
4. Conferences.
5. Cases.

D95029. Be involved in the international corporate law program I

National, international, and comparative intellectual property law. International treaties regarding intellectual property like Berne, Paris and TRIPS (Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights). Intellectual property international litigation, including conflicts concerning copyrights trademarks, service-marks, patents, and other legal devices of intellectual property. The proposed Hague Convention on Jurisdiction and Foreign Judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters and its application to intellectual property.

Instructor's profile: A lawyer with relevant expertise in intellectual property. It is suggested that professor must have an LL.M. or a Ph.D. in international and comparative law

D95030. Be involved in the international corporate law program II

Apply the knowledge acquired during the coursework part to the practice of intellectual property. This practice could be private practice in a law firm or public practice in a government office engaged in intellectual property matters.

Instructor's profile: A lawyer with relevant expertise in intellectual property. It is suggested that professor must have an LL.M. or a Ph.D. in international and comparative law.

Perfil del profesor:El perfil del instructor deberá corresponder a un profesor con conocimientos de Ciencia Política, con un grado de maestría como mínimo, pero preferentemente doctorado en ciencias sociales y que haya realizado investigación sobre los problemas y procesos de la transición a la democracia, particularmente sobre el proceso de democratización de México.

D95055. Transition to democracy in Mexico

Academic department:Law and Political Science
Units:3-0-8
Requirement:none
Semester and career:Law, Political Science, International Relations, Social Communication and Media in Information students of and after 6th semester
Equivalence:none
General aim of the course:The purpose of the course will be to introduce students to the political process of transition to democracy that our country has undergone since the late 60s of the last century to the present, the way it started and developed up to the consolidation of democracy´s stage. Particular attention will be given to the role of government, political parties and civil society in such process, as well as to the international habitat that framed it. It will also include the major constitutional and legal changes made to provide with a legal basis our democratization process.
Campus:Cd. México
Bibliography:Alcántara Manuel y Flavio Fridenberg, “Partidos Políticos de América Latina, Centroamérica, México y República Dominicana, Fondo de Cultura Económica e IFE, México 2003
Alarcón Víctor y otros, “Elecciones y partidos en México 2000”, Instituto de Investigaciones Legislativas del Senado de la República, y UAM, México, 2003.
Becerra Ricardo et al, “La mecánica del cambio político en México. Elecciones partidos y reformas”, México, Ediciones Cal y Arena, 2000.
Béjar Luis Algazzi y otros, “El Congreso Mexicano después de la alternancia”, Instituto de Investigaciones Legislativas del Senado de la República y AMEP, México 2003,
Cancino César, “La transición mexicana 1977-2000”, México, Centro de Estudios de Política Comparada, 2000
Carpizo Jorge, “El presidencialismo mexicano”, México siglo XXI, 1978
Cossío Villegas Daniel, “El sistema político mexicano: las posibilidades del cambio”, México cuadernos de Joaquín Mortiz, 1982
Dahl Robert, “Polyarchy”, New Haven-London, Yale University Press, 1971
Dunn John, “Democracy: unfinished journey 508BC to AD1993”, New York, Oxford University Press, 1992
Huntington S. P. “Democracy´s third wave”, Journal of Democracy, vol II No 2 Spring, 1992
Huntinbgton S. P. “La tercera ola”, editorial Paidos, 1994
Kelsen Hans, “Teoría General del Estado”, México, editora nacional, 1965
Linz Juan J. “Totalitarian and Authoritarian Regimes”, Macropolitical Theory, Adison-Wesley Publisihng Company, 1975
Lipset SeymourM. “Some social requisites of democracy: economic development and political legitimacy”, American Political Science Review, vol 53 N. 1, 1959
Moore Barrington, “Social Origins of Dictatorships and Democracy”, London, Allen Lane, The Penguin Press, 1967
Potter David et al “Democratization”, Polity Press, 1997
Rabasa Emilio, “La Constitución y la Dictadura”, México, Porrúa 1912
Rabasa Emilio O. “El Pensamiento Político del Constituyente de 1824”, México, UNAM, 1986
Rabasa Emilio O. “El pensamiento Político del Constituyente de 1856-1857”, México, Porrúa-UNAM, 1991
Rabasa Emilio O. “El pensamiento político del constituyente de 1916-1917”, Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas, UNAM, 1997
Rabasa Gamboa Emilio, “De súbditos a ciudadanos, sentido y razón de la participación política”, México Miguel Angel Porrúa-UNAM, 1994.
Rabasa Gamboa Emilio, “Por qué la Democracia, transiciones de 1974 a 1990”, México, UNAM, 1993
Rustow Dankwart, “Transitions to Democracy, towards a dynamic model”, Comparative Politics Journal, 1970
Sartori Giovanni, “Parties and Party Sistem. A framework for analysis”, Cambridge University Press, 1976, Vol I
Silva Herzog Márquez Jesús, “El Antiguo Régimen y la Transición en México”, México, Planeta-Joaquín Mortiz, 1999.
Tocqueville Alexis, “La Democracia en América”

Instructor's profile:The instructor´s profile should be of a professor with knowledge in the fields of politics, with a master´s degree minimum but preferable a PhD on social sciences, who has done research on transition to democracy´s problems and processes and particularly about the Mexican democratization process.
Language of Instruction:Spanish and English

D95085 Health and social security

(3-0-8 Requirements: None Equivalence: None. Program: LED (6º and up))

Academic department that offers it: Politic Science and Law
General aim of the course:
The course consists of two sections. The first section involves the study of the diverse aspects of the health protection law an a generic analysis of the general law in the subject. The second section will focus on the identification, study, and analysis of how the Mexican Social Security Institute functions.

Bibliography:
CasaMadrid Mata, Octavio Roberto
Derecho Sanitario
Laboratorios Limont
México 1999.
- ERMIDA URIARTE, Oscar, “La intervención estatal en las relaciones colectivas de trabajo latinoamericanas”, Nueva Sociedad, nº 128, 1993, pp. 29-37.
- BRONSTEIN, Arturo, “La evolución social y las relaciones profesionales en América Latina: balance y perspectivas”, Revista Internacional del Trabajo, vol. 134, nº 2, 1995.
- BRONSTEIN, Arturo , “La reforma de la legislación del trabajo en América Latina: régimen de garantías y exigencia de flexibilidad”, Revista Internacional del Trabajo., Ginebra, vol. 135, nº. 1, 1997.
- KURCZYN, Patricia (Coordinadora), Relaciones laborales en el siglo XXI, 1a. reimp.. IIJ-UNAM. 2001
- KURCZYN, Patricia, Derechos de las mujeres trabajadoras. IIJ-UNAM. 2000
- KURCZYN, Patricia ,“Las Nuevas Relaciones del Trabajo”. Porría, México, 1999.
Instructor's profile:

Professor with a masters or doctorate degree in law and particularly with specialization in corporate or business law and teaching experience in the “Sistema del Tecnológico de Monterrey” (Tec System) of more than one year.

Language of Instruction: spanish
Campus: Ciudad de México

D95090. Criminology as auxiliar science of Penal Law

Academic department:Law and Political Science
Units:3-0-8
Requirement:none
Semester and career:Law Students of and after 6th semester
Equivalence:none
General aim of the course:The Course has the intention to introduce to the student to the field as much to multidiscipline as to interdiscipline of the world of the Criminology, through the revision of concepts, theories and practices related to the criminology and its direct relation with penal sciences legal. One hopes that the knowledge of these concepts and general bases of the Criminology provides to the student elements that help to their as much professional task as in their academic function. To obtain the debate, the critic and new restlessness in this field, is one of the expectations of this course.
Campus:Cd. México
Bibliography:Álvarez Gómez, Ana Josefina, “Antología de Criminología”, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Escuela Nacional de Estudios Superiores Acatlán y Coordinación del Programa de Estudios de Posgrado, México. 1992.
Aniyar de Castro, Lola, “Criminología en América Latina, Instituto Interregional de Naciones Unidas para Investigaciones sobre el delito y la justicia, Roma, Italia, 1990.
Azzolini, Alicia. “El Estado mexicano y su orientación político criminal actual en el marco de los Derechos Humanos”, Cuadernos de Posgrado, No. 7, México, 1993.
Baratta, Alessandro. “Criminología Crítica y Crítica del Derecho Penal, Editorial Siglo veintiuno, México, 1998.
Bergalli, Roberto. “Crítica a la Criminología, Editorial Temis, Bogota, Colombia,1982.
Bunster, Alvaro. “Orientaciones Político-Criminales de una futura legislación Penal Mexicana”, Cuadernos del Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas, Editorial UNAM, México, 1989.
Bustos Ramírez, Juan. Revista de Ciencias Penales .“Política Criminal y Estado”, San José, Costa Rica, 1996.
Castillo B., Enrique, Revista ILANUD al día, “Criminología, Política Criminal y “Desarrollo en América Latina, Costa Rica, 1983.
Estudios de Deusto. “Política criminal y Derecho Penal, Universidad de la Iglesia de Deusto, Bilbao, España, 1987.
García- Pablos de Molina, Antonio. “Criminología, Editorial Tirant lo blanch, Valencia- España, 1996.
González de la Vega , “Política Criminológica, Editorial Porrúa, S.A., México, 1993.
Langle, Emilio. “La Teoría de la Política Criminal”, Editorial ReusS.A., Madrid, España, 1927.
López- Rey y Arrojo, Manuel. Criminología. Teoría, delincuencia juvenil, prevención, predicción y tratamiento, Biblioteca Jurídica Aguilar, España, 1975.
López-Rey y Arrojo, Manuel. Criminología. Criminalidad y planificación de la política criminal, Biblioteca Jurídica Aguilar, España, 1978.
Marcó ddel Pont , Luis. Manual de Criminología, Editorial Porrúa, S.A., México, 1986.
Márquez Piñero, Rafael, “Criminología”, Trillas, México, 1991.
Moreno Hernández, Moisés, “Política Criminal y Reforma Penal”,ius peónale, Centro de Política Criminal y Ciencias Penales (Cepolcrim), México, 1999.
Olmo, Rosa del. “problemas Actuales de la Criminología”, Cuadernos Panameños de Criminología, Editorial Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias Políticas, Universidad de Panamá, 1978.
Rodríguez Manzanera, Luis. Clásicos de la Criminología, Instituto Nacional de Ciencias Penales, México, 1990.
Rodríguez Manzanera, Luis . Criminología, Editorial Porrúa, S.A., México, 1993.
Rodríguez Manzanera, Luis. Victimología. Editorial Porrúa, México, 1996.
Romero Barranquero, Gladis. “Teorías de la Criminalización, Derecho Penal y Política Criminal”, Anuario de Derecho Penal y Ciencias Penales, Editorial Ministerio de Justicia Secretaria General Técnica, Instituto Nacional de Estudios Jurídicos, Madrid, España, 1987.
Romo Medina, Miguel. Criminología y Derecho, Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas, UNAM , México, 1989.
Roxin, Claus, “Problemas fundamentales de política criminal y derecho penal , instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México, 2001.
Roxin, Claus. “Introducción al Derecho Penal y al Derecho Procesal Penal”, Editorial Ariel, Barcelona España, 1989.
Roxin, Claus. “Política Criminal y Estructura del Delito”, Editorial Promociones y Publicaciones Universitarias, S.A., Barcelona, España, 1992.
Roxin, Claus. “Política Criminal y Sistema del Derecho Penal”, Editorial Bosch, Barcelona, España, 1972.
Tocora, Fernando. “Política Criminal en América Latina”, Ediciones Librería del Profesional, Bogota, Colombia, 1990.
Zipf, Heinz. Introducción a la Política Criminal, Revista de Derecho Privado, Editoriales de Derecho Reunidas, Madrid, España, 1979.

Instructor's profile:The ideal profile for the professor of this course is a lawyer, with knowledge of Human Rights, Penal Sciences and with specialty on Criminology Science. The professor has to manage the different sciences and disciplines that Criminology requires to achieve the interdisciplinary of the course. Also he has to know the actual problems of the country in the many fields of justice, with the goal to analyze and propose criminology politics for the prevention of antisocial behaviors. With full criterion to the change to new paradigms that help to achieve Justice.
Language of Instruction:spanish

D95093 Business law

(3-0-8 Requirements: None Equivalence: None. Program: LED LAE LAF LEM LEC LCP (6º and up))

Academic department that offers it: Politic Science and Law
General aim of the course:
In the course one is to analyze the Companies like true agents and actors of the economic changes in the contemporary globalización. It is by that it is analyzed, to the legal shelter, the new enterprise legal forms like a privileged space of the expressed competition and the enterprise logic in the vocation of normative globalidad that is supplanting to the traditional domestic right.

Bibliography:
BARRERA GRAF, Jorge, Instituciones de Derecho Mercantil. Generalidades. Derecho de la empresa. Sociedades, 4ª reimpresión, México, Porrúa, 2000.
BAUCHE GARCIADIEGO, Mario, La empresa, nuevo derecho industrial, contratos comerciales y sociedades mercantiles, 2ª. ed., México, Porrúa, 1983.
BRUNETTI, Antonio, Sociedades mercantiles, México, Jurídica Universitaria-Asociación de Investigaciones Jurídicas, 2001, vol. I.
ETCHEVERRY, Raúl, Derecho Comercial y Económico. Formas jurídicas de la organización de la empresa, Segunda Parte, Buenos Aires, Astrea, 1989.
GARRIGUES, Joaquín, Curso de Derecho Mercantil, ,9ª. ed., México, Porrúa, 1993.
SEPÚLVEDA SANDOVAL, Carlos, La empresa y sus actividades, concepto jurídico, México, McGraw Hill, 1997, Serie Jurídica.
LIBRO(S) DE CONSULTA:
ARRABAL, Pablo, La negociación de contratos internacionales, España, Deusto, 1997.
BARBIERI, Pablo C., Contratos de empresa, Argentina, Ed. Universidad, 1998.
CARBONELL, Miguel, (coord.), Constitución Política de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos, comentada y concordada, t.I: Textos y estudios legislativos, 15ª. ed., México, Porrúa-UNAM, Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas, 2000.
CISNEROS FARÍAS, Germán, La voluntad en el negocio jurídico, 1ª ed., México, Trillas, Enero 2001.
DE PINA VARA, Rafael, Elementos de Derecho Mercantil Mexicano, México, Porrúa, 1992.
FERNÁNDEZ NOVOA, Carlos, “Teoría jurídica de la empresa”, Revista de Derecho Mercantil, Madrid, vol. 34, núm. 95, Enero-Marzo de 1965.
LE PERA, Sergio, Cuestiones de Derecho Comercial Moderno, Buenos Aires, Astrea, 1979.
MANTILLA MOLINA, Roberto, Derecho Mercantil, México, Porrúa, 1990.
REYES PONCE, Agustín, Administración de Empresas, Primera parte, México, Limusa, 1996.

Instructor's profile:
It is mandatory that the person that teaches this class has work expirience in the health field so that contrast can be inade between principles of private, public, and social law, as well as having general knoledge of the corresponding provisions of the “Ley General de Salud” (General Health Law), and of the legal principles in force in this profession.

Language of Instruction: spanish
Campus: Ciudad de México

Fecha de la última actualización: 03 de febrero de 2004(M)