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This book combines theoretical and practical information on the development and delivery of modern legal education. As such,it is a useful text for those interested and involved in the future of legal education as it explores specific topics such as staffing and managing a law school as well as curriculum issues. The text comprises four main parts. The first part focuses on the context of legal education,including a brief history, outline of the challenges to be faced and an exploration of the future of legal education. The second focuses on some of the practical impacts of legal education, the role of theory and future directions of legal curricula, whilst the third provides more specific material on the mechanics of establishing and maintaining a law school with a vision of the future. The final part focuses on the views and responses of members of the profession, including practitioners, and therefore provides a context for evaluation.

Professor John Goldring - Judge, District Court of New South Wales and former Foundation Dean of Law, University of Wollongong: Professor Charles Sampford - Director, National Institute for Law, Ethics and Public Affairs and former Foundation dean of Law, Griffith University; Professor Ralph Simmonds - Professor of Law and former Foundation Dean of Law, Murdoch University; Professor Margaret Wilson - Professor of Law and former Foundation Dean of Law, University of Waikato; Professor David Wood - Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law, University of Melbourne; Professor Michael Chesterman - Professor of Law and former Foundation Dean of Law, University of New South Wales; Sir Anthony Mason - former Chief Justice, High Court of Australia; Sir Ninian Stephen - former Governor General, Australia; Greg Vickery - Partner, Deacon Graham & James, Brisbane; Justice Patsy Wolfe - Judge, District Court of Queensland.