Legal Education, Privatization and the Market: The Decline of Justice, Fairness and Morality in Australian Law Schools
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Legal Education, Privatization and the Market: The Decline of Justice, Fairness and Morality in Australian Law Schools

by Joshua Krook

legal education Higher Education legal ethics Australian Law
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Joshua Krook explores the impact of privatization and market-driven change on Australian law schools. Focusing on justice, fairness, and morality, this critical examination considers how shifts in legal education may affect its purpose, values, and relationship with the wider legal system.

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Legal Education, Privatization and the Market examines the changing relationship between legal education and market forces in Australia.

Joshua Krook considers the effects of privatization on Australian law schools and their broader educational purpose.

The book focuses on the implications these developments may have for justice, fairness, and morality within legal education.

It offers a critical perspective on the direction of Australian law schools and the values that shape them.

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