Volume 24, Issue 1
Introduction
International Conference on Legal Education Reform: Reflections and Perspectives by Chang-fa Lo – p. 1
Remarks
- Reflections of an Observer: The International Conference on Legal Education Reform
- by Charles R. Irish – p. 5
- Legal Education Reform and the Idea of Law
- by Ko Hasegawa – p. 23
Keynote
- Six Uneasy Pieces
- by Kenneth B. Davis, Jr – p. 31
Taiwan
- Driving an Ox Cart to Catch up with the Space Shuttle: The Need and Prospects of Legal Education Reform in Taiwan
- by Chang-fa Lo – p. 41
Germany
- Legal Education in Germany Today
- by Stefan Korioth – p. 85
- Bar Examinations and Cram Schools in Germany
- by Heinrich Amadeus Wolff – p. 109
Japan
- Japanese Legal Education in Transition
- by Hisashi Aizawa – p. 131
- Structural and Institutional Arrangements of Legal Education: Japan
- by Masako Kamiya – p. 153
- The Tragedy of Japanese Legal Education: Japanese “American” Law Schools
- by Takahiro Saito – p. 197
- Legal Education Reforms in Japan: Background, Rationale, and the Goals to be Achieved
- by Katsumi Yoshida – p. 209
Korea
- Law Reform in Korea and the Agenda of “Graduate Law School”
- by Kyong-Whan Anh – p. 223
- The National Bar Examination in Korea
- by Chang Rok Kim – p. 243
Singapore
- Forging a New Equilibrium in Singapore Legal Education
- by Alexander Loke – p. 261
United States
- Rediscovering the Lawyer School: Curriculum Reform in Wisconsin
- by Keith A. Findley – p. 295
- Legal Training in the United States: A Brief History
- by Susan Katcher – p. 335
- Cram Schooled
- by Mark E. Steiner – p. 377
- Legal Education in the United States: Who’s in Charge? Why Does it Matter?
- by Cheryl Rosen Weston – p. 397