The Clinical Revolution: How Asylum Law Clinics Can Influence National Policy and Practices in Transitional Democracies

Alice Clapman

Issue 1 2001
Article On Power and Responsibility in Science and Academia
Article Meeting the Needs in Central Europe and the Baltics: Some Preliminary Lessons Learned from the Successes and Failures of Three Years of Asylum System Development Work in Europe
Article The Challenge of Providing High Quality, Low Cost Legal Aid for Asylum Seekers and Refugees: Students on the Frontline of Refugee Protection
Article The Clinical Revolution: How Asylum Law Clinics Can Influence National Policy and Practices in Transitional Democracies
Article The Reform of Latvian Civil and Commercial Law
Article Unraveling the New Order? Recent Developments in Indonesian Law Reform
Article International Moot Courting - Learning European Law in a Different Setting
Book Review Eric Heinze and Malgosia Fitzmaurice, Landmark Cases in International Law, London/The Hague/Boston, Kluwer Law International (1998) pp. i-x and 1-1376

	European Journal of Law Reform
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Alice Clapman
Yale Law School; former teaching assistant at the Jagiellonian University Law Clinic.

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