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=082  ##$$a 174.3
=084  ##$$a 174.3 LAW
=100   #$$a Lawyers' Practice and Ideals: A Comparative View
=245  1#$$a Lawyers' Practice and Ideals: A Comparative View /$c Edited by John J. Barcelo III and Roger C.Cramton
=260  ##$$a The Hague :$b Kluwer Law International,$c 1999
=300  ##$$a viii,404p.;25 cm. ; $c 25 cm.
=500  ##$$a Indeks : p.397-404
=520  ##$$a As the process of internationalization accelerates, comparative law scholars inevitably focus on the adaptation of legal cultures to new realities. It is particularly important, in the global world order as it stands today, to understand (as best we can) the `inner workings' of two groups of lawyers: those in the United States, and those in the major European countries. In which ways do the two groups understand each other, and where do they go their separate ways? And what are the implications for the legal profession and its beneficiaries of their cultural and ideological differences?
=650   4$$a Practice of law
=650   4$$a Legals ethics
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