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Legal education in Asia : Globalization, change and contexts

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: London Routledge 2010Description: 330p xviiiISBN:
  • 9780415673631
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 340.072 STE
Contents:
Table of Contents: Foreword - Kenneth Hayne Note on Citation and Naming Conventions Acknowledgements and Dedication List of Contributors List of Photographs and Tables; Part I: Introduction; 1. Introduction – Legal Education in Asia: Globalization, Change and Contexts - Stacey Steele and Kathryn Taylor; 2. The Study of Asian Legal Systems in Australia and Professor Malcolm D.H. Smith: They Called Him ‘Mal’ - Stacey Steele Part II: Legal Education: Globalization And Contexts; 3. Gatekeepers: A Comparative Critique of Admission to the Legal Profession and Japan’s New Law Schools - Kent Anderson and Trevor Ryan; 4. Internationalization of Legal Education: Putting the ‘Why’ Before The ‘How’ - Jeff Waincymer; 5. Teaching and Researching Japanese Law: A German Perspective - Harald Baum; Part III: Legal Education In Developed Economies; 6. Legal Education in Hong Kong: Producing The Producers - Carol Jones; 7. Thinking of the Development of Legal Education in Taiwan: An Analysis of the History Of Law and Society - Tay-Sheng Wang, Translated and Abridged by Sean Cooney; 8. Legal Education in Singapore and the Introduction of a New Law School at the Singapore Management University: A New Chapter Begins - Kee Yang Low; 9. Legal Education In Korea: New Law School Reforms - Simon Lee; Part IV: Country Case Study – Japan; 10. Creation of Japanese Law Schools and their Current Development - Noboru Kashiwagi; 11. Butaman for Breakfast and Other Morsels of Legal Reasoning - Dan Rosen Part V: Legal Education In Transitional Economies ; 12. Asia’s Legal Education as Development - Veronica Taylor; 13. Effectiveness of Donor-Funded Legal Education: A Vietnamese Retrospective - Pip Nicholson and Samantha Hinderling; 14. Legal Education in the People’s Republic Of China: The Ongoing Story of Politics and Law - Sarah Biddulph; 15. Legal Education in Cambodia: Shunning the Course Of History - Teilee Kuong; 16. Islamic Legal Education in Indonesia: Tradition In Transition - Jemma Parsons and Jamhari Makruf.
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Table of Contents:
Foreword -
Kenneth Hayne Note on Citation and Naming Conventions Acknowledgements and Dedication List of Contributors List of Photographs and Tables;
Part I: Introduction;
1. Introduction – Legal Education in Asia: Globalization, Change and Contexts - Stacey Steele and Kathryn Taylor;
2. The Study of Asian Legal Systems in Australia and Professor Malcolm D.H. Smith: They Called Him ‘Mal’ - Stacey Steele Part II: Legal Education: Globalization And Contexts;
3. Gatekeepers: A Comparative Critique of Admission to the Legal Profession and Japan’s New Law Schools - Kent Anderson and Trevor Ryan;
4. Internationalization of Legal Education: Putting the ‘Why’ Before The ‘How’ - Jeff Waincymer;
5. Teaching and Researching Japanese Law: A German Perspective - Harald Baum;
Part III: Legal Education In Developed Economies;
6. Legal Education in Hong Kong: Producing The Producers - Carol Jones;
7. Thinking of the Development of Legal Education in Taiwan: An Analysis of the History Of Law and Society - Tay-Sheng Wang, Translated and Abridged by Sean Cooney;
8. Legal Education in Singapore and the Introduction of a New Law School at the Singapore Management University: A New Chapter Begins - Kee Yang Low;
9. Legal Education In Korea: New Law School Reforms - Simon Lee;
Part IV: Country Case Study – Japan;
10. Creation of Japanese Law Schools and their Current Development - Noboru Kashiwagi;
11. Butaman for Breakfast and Other Morsels of Legal Reasoning - Dan Rosen Part V: Legal Education In Transitional Economies ;
12. Asia’s Legal Education as Development - Veronica Taylor;
13. Effectiveness of Donor-Funded Legal Education: A Vietnamese Retrospective - Pip Nicholson and Samantha Hinderling;
14. Legal Education in the People’s Republic Of China: The Ongoing Story of Politics and Law - Sarah Biddulph;
15. Legal Education in Cambodia: Shunning the Course Of History - Teilee Kuong;
16. Islamic Legal Education in Indonesia: Tradition In Transition - Jemma Parsons and Jamhari Makruf.