The new knowledge economy and the transformation of the law discipline

Thornton, Margaret

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The new knowledge economy and the transformation of the law discipline

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2012

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Thornton, Margaret

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Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group

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This article addresses the dramatic increase in the number of law students in Australia over the past two decades. It is argued that the transformation of legal education is attributable to the neoliberal turn, the embrace of the new knowledge economy, th

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International Journal of the Legal Profession

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10.1080/09695958.2013.771126

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