Legal Theory, Practice and Education
Edited by David
Frenkel
ISBN: 978-960-85411-5-3, 252 pages
First
published in 2011 by ATINER
Price:
Paperback: 50€ (It
includes Shipping and Handling)
Electronic
copy: 30€
Table
of Contents
1. |
Introduction Carsten Gerner-Beuerle and David A. Frenkel |
5 |
Part I: Legal Education |
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2. |
Integrating
Skills into the Study of Law Lee Stuesser |
13 |
3. |
Skills
Assumptions in Legal Education Claire
de Than and
Jesse Elvin |
25 |
4. |
Enhancing
the Cosmopolitan Element in the Law Curriculum: The Lessons of Comparative Law Antonios Emmanuel Platsas |
39 |
5. |
The
Law of Death and Dying: A New Course for College Students Miriam Salholz |
53 |
6. |
Encountering Antigone: Personal and Civic Duties and the Art of the Advocate Michael
P. Malloy |
71 |
7. |
Edith Wharton’s
|
83 |
8. |
What are the Benefits of Teaching
Australian Law to Non-law Students from Non-English speaking Backgrounds and
Cultures? Alison
Owens and
Irene Wex |
99 |
Part
II: Legal Practice |
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9. |
Professional
Development Training in Law Firms in the Global Recession: Are Short-Term Savings and
Long-Term Planning Mutually Exclusive?
Penny
Cooper |
117 |
10. |
Consequences of Double-Vision in Advocacy Efforts Aaron Porter |
131 |
11. |
Between
Images and Realities of Legal Practice: Young Lawyers’ Lifestyles Anna
Chronopoulou |
147 |
12. |
Consumptions
in Transition: Law Firms’ Practices in Anna Chronopoulou |
163 |
13. |
Non
Adversarial Justice in Common Law Jurisdictions: Principles, Practice, and Tensions Judy Gutman |
177 |
Part
III: Legal Theory |
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14. |
The
Lost Legal System: Pre-Common Law Noelle Higgins |
193 |
15. |
The
Goals of the Chinese Judiciary: Rationality
Analysis Li Li |
205 |
16. |
Kafka Raya Frenkel and David A. Frenkel |
217 |
17. |
Agamben, the Exception and Law Tom Frost |
227 |
18. |
Respect,
Honour, Dignity, Vio Cecil J. Hunt, II |
239 |