The Left: In Memoriam
Introduction
Is there a left left? It is popular nowadays to view the left as a hangover from a bygone era, a politics that collapsed along with the Berlin wall and that, like Humpty Dumpty, can never be put together again. The left is dead-or so it’s said-so what can it possibly mean in the context of early twenty-first century legal education to “teach from the left”?
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