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Compliance with International Sanctions


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Compliance with International Sanctions

Sanctions have become the foreign policy tool of choice for governments and international organizations seeking to establish and maintain norms of business practice and compliance in the face of some of the world’s most pressing political and security challenges. This course provides participants with the opportunity to examine the design, utility and consequences of sanctions in a global context.


In the contemporary international system, sanctions sit somewhere between conflict and conversation. This course will examine the impact and effectiveness of sanctions as well as the complex interplay between overlapping sanctions regimes. This course will center Global South perspectives on sanctions and hear from sanctions experts from Africa and Asia while also drawing on perspectives from international law and other disciplines.


Much time and attention will be paid to compliance measures as well as the unintended consequences of sanctions, particularly from a humanitarian perspective, especially in light of financial sector risk-taking and the chilling effect observed among humanitarian organizations and medical and food companies operating in a more complex global compliance environment.


Through lectures, group discussions, course assignments and activities and case studies developed by sanctions practitioners participants will develop competency in this highly topical, multi-disciplinary and cross-sectoral field. Students will also be given the opportunity to develop skills in writing for diverse audiences in the form of think-tank style policy briefings.


By the end of this course, participants will be able to explain, evaluate and analyze existing and potential compliance measures, why sanctions are used in today’s world, how they might be used for optimal impact, and key legal, ethical and practical considerations at play in developing and complying with international sanctions policy.

Course Dates 

Week 1: October 16 - 20, 2024

Week 2: October 16 - 27, 2024

Cost

1 Week:   $2,245

2 Weeks: $4,200

Additional Inclusions

  • Course materials, including a resource booklet
  • Lunch and refreshments provided daily
  • Access to post-course online resources and alumni network

Location 

Online/in-person

Course Advisor

Javade Chaudhri- Jones Day law firm
Javade Chaudhri has worldwide experience assisting private and public-sector companies in transactions and projects in many industry sectors and geographies. He advises companies on domestic and international mergers, acquisitions, and strategic alliances as well as corporate governance, compliance, and internal investigations. He also handles complex international litigation and arbitration under the rules of major arbitral institutions.


Javade has structured and negotiated infrastructure, manufacturing, technology, oil & gas, health care, and education transactions all over the world, especially in Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. He counsels companies on anti-bribery and other compliance matters. He has conducted numerous FCPA and fraud investigations. He has advised governments, development agencies, and non-governmental organizations on transactions, transformation, and privatization programs.


Javade previously served (2003-2013) as the general counsel and chief compliance officer for Sempra Energy, a Fortune 250 company with gas and electric utilities in the United States, Mexico, and South America as well as fossil fuel and renewable energy power plants, natural gas pipelines, LNG receipt terminals, and a worldwide commodities trading business. Prior to that, Javade was the general counsel and corporate secretary of Gateway, a $10 billion global technology company.


He serves on a number of non-profit boards, including the University of California's Global Policy and Strategy School, the San Diego Zoo Global, the U.S.-Asia Institute, Asian Americans Advancing Justice, Institute of the Americas, and the Rumie Initiative. He frequently lectures at institutions in the United States and around the world.

 

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