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2 Eur. J. Legal Educ. [i] (2005)

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                              Contents

EDITORIAL:  TUNING  LEGAL  STUDIES: CAN WE  FIND 'COMMONALITY'?
Julian Lonbay, University of Birmingham, England
THE  RELATIONSHIP  BETWEEN   ACADEMIC   LEGAL EDUCATION
AND  THE LEGAL  PROFESSION:  THE REVIEW  OF LEGAL  EDUCATION
IN ENGLAND   AND  WALES  AND  THE TEACHING   HOSPITAL MODEL          1
James Gray, Senior Lecturer, and Mick Woodley, Principal Lecturer,
School of Law, Northumbria University, England
TRAINING   OF JUDGES: REFLECTIONS  ON  PRINCIPLE AND
INTERNATIONAL PRACTICE                                              21
Livingston Armytage, Director of the Centre for Judicial Studies,
Sydney, Australia
THE ART  OF ADVOCACY AN INDISPENSABLE SKILL FOR
COMMON LAW ADVOCATES                                                39
Dr Amir A Majid, Reader, London Metropolitan University, England

                            Shorter  Notes

THE BOLOGNA PROCESS AND ITS RELEVANCE FOR LEGAL
EDUCATION   IN GERMANY                                              59
Johannes Riedel, Head of the Department for Legal Education, Ministry of
Justice of North-Rhine/Westphalia in Diisseldorf, Chairman of the
co-ordinating committee of the German Linder on legal education, Germany
LES FACULTES  DE DROIT  EN ALLEMAGNE   ET L'ESPACE
UNIVERSITAIRE  EUROPEEN:  LIBRES PROPOS  D'UN  UNIVERSITAIRE
EUROPtEN   SUR LA PRISE DE POSITION  DU PRtSIDENT  DE
L'ASSOCIATION  DES FACULTtS  ALLEMANDES DE DROIT                    63
Professor Filippo Ranieri, l'Universit6 de la Sarre, Germany
THE AUSTRIAN   VIEW OF THE  BOLOGNA   PROCESS  IN LEGAL
EDUCATION                                                           67
Professor Willibald Posch, University of Graz, Austria
BOOK  REVIEWS                                                       71
Ingo von Mfinch Legal Education and the Legal Profession in Germany,
(2004, Baden-Baden: Nomos-Verl.-Ges.) reviewed by Annette Nordhausen,
University of Sheffield, England



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