What are law schools for? /
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| Language: | English |
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Oxford ; New York :
Oxford University Press,
1996
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| Series: | Pressing problems in the law ;
v. 2 |
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Table of Contents:
- Scholarly and professional objectives in legal education : American trends and English comparisons / John H. Langbein
- "Traditional legal scholarship" : a personal view / Gareth Jones
- Legal education in the twenty-first century : a time of challenge / Eugene Clark and Martin Tsamenyi
- A house of intellect for the profession / Nigel Savage and Gary Watt
- Of Blackstone's tower : metaphors of distance and histories of the English law school / Peter Goodrich
- The emperor's new skills : the academy, the profession and the idea of legal education / Stuart Toddington
- Legal education in Germany / Hans Leser
- The pervasive influence of European Community law in the United Kingdom / Nicholas Grief
- The comparatist (or a plea for a broader legal education) / Basil S. Markesinis