Transnationalaw
2004LAW TRANSNATIONAL LAW
WEEK 3 (11-15 MARCH): Introduction to TRANSNATIONAL AND CIVIL LAW
Tute questions
1. The modern ‘transnational’ lawyer needs to have some grounding in a variety of legal traditions. Decide whether you agree or disagree with this view, and outline reasons.
I totally agree in this statement. The world today is a global world; which mean that a country doesn’t just get involved in the countries own decisions and actions. A country from one end of the world easy can get in contact with a country in the other end of the world. The globalisation of the world, included that we as the humans has to fit in in this global systems (we self-have created). To fit in we have to understand the different between culture, opinions and legal traditions and systems. Lawyers have to fit in and understand variety of legal traditions to solve their clients cases, cliens who has activities in other parts of the world in consequents of the globalisation.
2. Is it easy for lawyers to communicate ‘openly and effectively across cultural and
WEEK 3 (11-15 MARCH): Introduction to TRANSNATIONAL AND CIVIL LAW
Tute questions
1. The modern ‘transnational’ lawyer needs to have some grounding in a variety of legal traditions. Decide whether you agree or disagree with this view, and outline reasons.
I totally agree in this statement. The world today is a global world; which mean that a country doesn’t just get involved in the countries own decisions and actions. A country from one end of the world easy can get in contact with a country in the other end of the world. The globalisation of the world, included that we as the humans has to fit in in this global systems (we self-have created). To fit in we have to understand the different between culture, opinions and legal traditions and systems. Lawyers have to fit in and understand variety of legal traditions to solve their clients cases, cliens who has activities in other parts of the world in consequents of the globalisation.
2. Is it easy for lawyers to communicate ‘openly and effectively across cultural and