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Book Review CHRISTOPHE JAMIN, LA CUISINE DU DROIT - L'ECOLE DE DROI T DE SCI ENCES Po: UNE EXPERIMENTATION FRANCAISE (Lextenso, 2012).f Reviewed by Yves-Marie Morissette* Wha t counts as a sound legal education? When asked out of con text, this question seems almost meaningless. A legal education for whom, when, where, and to wha t ends? These days, in th e Unite d States, we see article s in law reviews, in newspapers, and on th e web lamentin g wha t has been called "the crisis of th e American law school." Most of these pieces deliver a strong an d worrisome message: American legal education ha s become detached from the practice of law and is too costly. Above all else, it no longer responds to th e demands of th e moment. While these controversies go on, th e perspective may be "inter nal," as when academics in law schools engage in an intense rethinking of thei r role and undertak e a general review of thei r cur riculum and researc h agenda. Intellectual movements such as Legal Realism, Law & Economics, and Critical Legal Studies all had profound and long-lastin g influences
American Journal of Comparative Law – Oxford University Press
Published: Oct 1, 2014
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