Globalization and the U.S. law school
Subtitle: comparative and cultural perspectives 1906-2006
Contributors: Modéer, Kjell Å., 1939-; Lunds universitet. Juridiska fakulteten; Suffolk University. Law School
Series: Skrifter utgivna vid Juridiska fakulteten i Lund -- nr 169; Skrifter utgivna vid Juridiska fakulteten i Lund -- nr 169.
Publisher: Juristförlaget i Lund; Distribution, eddy.se
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Lund
Language: eng
Number of pages: 133
ISBN-13: 9789154401116
Subjects: Study and teaching; Congresses; Law and globalization; Law; Law schools; History
Other titles: Globalization and the United States law school
Notes: Editors: Stephen C. Hicks and Kjell Å. Modéer.

Papers from a symposium co-arranged by Faculty of Law at Lund University in Sweden, and Suffolk University Law School in Boston, Mass.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Remarks to Suffolk  -- Ruth Bader Ginsburg; title: Hard day's night : the hidden history of how Suffolk Law School helped to diversify American legal education  -- Michael L. Rustad; title: Theory and practice or practice without theory? : legal education in Sweden in the time of the progressive era  -- Kjell Å. Modéer; title: On a possible instance of the transmigration of souls : from American regal legalism to American legal realism and back again  -- John Henry Schlegel; title: Legal education in the twentieth century : continuity, change, convergence?  -- Bruce P. Smith; title: We are all globalists now : the heritage of the  ́emigŕe jurists for American legal education in the second half of the twentieth century  -- Mathias W. Reimann; title: Legal education in Germany -- Thomas Lundmark.