'Emerging from the chrysalis of apprenticeship': Rethinking objectives in law school education

Redmond, PM

'Emerging from the chrysalis of apprenticeship': Rethinking objectives in law school education

Redmond, PM

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Publisher:: Lawbook Co
Publication Type:: Chapter
Citation:: Legal Explorations:Essays in Celebration of Michael Chesterman, 2003, First, pp. 15 - 43
Issue Date:: 2003-01

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dc.contributor.editor	Sin, KF	en_US
dc.date.issued	2003-01	en_US
dc.identifier.citation	Legal Explorations:Essays in Celebration of Michael Chesterman, 2003, First, pp. 15 - 43	en_US
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dc.description.abstract	Michael Chesterman's working life has been spent as legal educator, scholar, researcher, law school dean and law reformer. This chapter honours these contributions, but particularly those as legal educator. The diversity of the roles that he has assumed reflects the range of social purposes that law schools themselves serve.	en_US
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dc.title	'Emerging from the chrysalis of apprenticeship': Rethinking objectives in law school education	en_US
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Abstract:

Michael Chesterman's working life has been spent as legal educator, scholar, researcher, law school dean and law reformer. This chapter honours these contributions, but particularly those as legal educator. The diversity of the roles that he has assumed reflects the range of social purposes that law schools themselves serve.

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