Date: 2018
Type: Book
Reinventing legal education : how clinical education is reforming the teaching and practice of law in Europe
Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2018
ALEMANNO, Alberto, KHADAR, Lamin (editor/s), ALEMANNO, Alberto, KHADAR, Lamin, Reinventing legal education : how clinical education is reforming the teaching and practice of law in Europe, Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2018
- https://hdl.handle.net/1814/63024
Retrieved from Cadmus, EUI Research Repository
Reinventing Legal Education explores how clinical legal education - a new frontier for European public interest lawyering - is reforming law teaching and practice in Europe.
Table of Contents:
-- Introduction, Alberto Alemanno and Lamin Khadar
-- PART I WHERE HAVE WE COME FROM AND WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED? REFLECTIONS ON THE FIRST WAVE OFCLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION IN EUROPE (MID-1990S TO MID-2000S)
1 Reflections on US Involvement in the Promotion of Clinical Legal Education in Europe, Philip M. Genty
2 Poland as the Success Story of Clinical Legal Education in Central and Eastern Europe: Achievements, Setbacks, and Ongoing Challenges, Katarzyna Wazynska-Finck
-- PART II WHERE ARE WE NOW AND WHERE ARE WE GOING? INSIGHTS INTO THE SECOND WAVE OF CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION IN EUROPE (MID-2000S TO THE PRESENT)
-- Part IIA National Perspectives on Clinical Legal Education in Europe: Exploring the Strength and Diversity of National Clinical Movements
3 The Emergence of an Italian Clinical Legal Education Movement: The University of Brescia Law Clinic, Marzia Barbera
4 A New Dawn in the Czech Clinical Movement: The Clinical Programme at the Law School of Palacky University in Olomouc, Veronika Tomoszkova and Maxim Tomoszek
5 Towards the Institutionalization of Legal Clinics in Spain: The Environmental Law Clinic at Rovira I Virgili University, Maria Marques i Banque
6 Law Clinics in France through the Prism of the Fundamental Rights Law Clinic, University of Caen Normandy, Xavier Aurey
-- Part IIB The Europeanization of Clinical Legal Education: How Clinical Legal Education Is Being Adapted for European Law and European Issues
7 On the Front Line of the Migrant Crisis: The Human Rights and Migration Law Clinic (HRMLC) of Turin Ulrich Stege and Maurizio Veglio
8 The Refugee Rights Movement and the Birth of Clinical Legal Education in Germany: Humboldt Law Clinic Human and Fundamental Rights, Berlin, and Refugee Law Clinic, Hamburg, Nora Markard
9 The EU Public Interest Clinic and the Case for EU Law Clinics, A. Alemanno and L. Khadar
10 The EU Rights Clinic at the University of Kent in Brussels: EU Free Movement Law in Action, Anthony Valcke
-- Part IIC Between Europe and the World: Exploring Internationalization within the European Clinical Movement
11 The Human Rights Law Clinic at Ghent University, Eva Brems and Stijn Smet
12 Clinical Legal Education at Central European University, Budapest: A Small Project with Big Ambitions in a Supportive Institution, Renata Uitz and Eszter Polgari
13 The International Human Rights Clinic at SOAS, Lynn XVelchman
14 The Experience of the Abo Akadeini University International Human Rights Law Clinic, Finland, Juan-Pablo Perez-Leon-Acevedo
15 The International Economic Law Clinic at the Graduate Institute in Geneva, Joost Pauwelyn and Mattia Salamanca Orrego
16 The Amsterdam International Law Clinic, Hege Elisabeth Kjos and Andre Nollkaemper
-- Conclusion, Alberto Alemanno and Lamin Khadar
Cadmus permanent link: https://hdl.handle.net/1814/63024
Full-text via DOI: 10.1017/9781316678589
ISBN: 9781316678589; 9781316730133
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
