Students Publish Book on the Law of the Future
My students in the 2011 MARBLE-HiiL course have just published a little book that contains the papers they wrote on how to see the role of law in a globalising world. It contains contributions written by the six students who participated in the course, preceded by a Preface I wrote. The book can be downloaded from a special page on the website of HiiL.
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