Examining the law syllabus : the core

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Part 1 Property: the teaching of property law, Kevin Gray teaching property law - an integrated appraoch, W.J. Swadling context and critique in law teaching (with reference to property and trusts), Roger Cotterrell. Part 2 Obligations: aims of teaching the law of contract, Hugh Collins teaching contract - a liberal agenda, Roger Brownsword beyond a general law of contract, John Wightman the integration of contract and tort, Bob Hepple towards an interest-based tort syllabus, Keith M. Stanton. Part 3 Public law: the impact of Europe, Paul Craig syllabus planning in public law - the LSE model, Carol Harlow teaching public law - the Hull experience, Patrick Birkinshaw. Part 4 Crime: crime - objects and methods of a criminal law course, C.M.V. Clarkson what is wrong with the criminal law syllabus?, Andrew Sanders reconstructing the traditional syllabus, Nicola Lacey.

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