I have just arrived in Nottingham to conduct research into the differences between UK and Australian law schools. […]
Category Archive: University
From their very first lectures, law students are told not to equate legal ethics with morality, to ignore emotional […]
In 1997, Gangland: cultural elites and the new generationalism dominated Australia’s book scene. Arguing that young people were under-represented in Australia’s mainstream media, subjected to ‘moral panics’ and increasingly demonised by the press, the book painted a picture of youth culture in crisis.
My purposes in this article are narrowed to two points : (i) a statement of the teaching of law subjects in Canadian Universities for purposes and aims other than those to which Dean Falconbridge has done full justice ; (ii) to outline the work with which I am most familiar, in the University of Toronto.
I find it interesting sometimes to contrast the narrow, vocational-based education system we have today with the kind […]
In the process of writing my PhD, I have stumbled upon the writings of WPM Kennedy, the former […]
Can #Leadership Come Out of a Vocational University? “#Leadership” has been emblazoned on red banners above an Australian […]
Over the last few decades, the Western world has had an increasingly specialised workforce, with workers trained in […]
At the end of 2016, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) revealed that close to two-thirds of all […]
Lifetime employment has long been the cornerstone of corporate governance in Japan. College graduates at large firms have […]
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