1st Edition
Legal Education in Asia Globalization, Change and Contexts
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
Biography
Stacey Steele is Associate Director at Asian Law Centre, University of Melbourne, Australia. Kathryn Taylor is the Manager of the Asian Law Centre at the University of Melbourne Law School.
