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DESCRIPTION:Abstract \n\nSave the Constitution\, the United States’s most f
 amous legal export may well be the case method. This paper pieces together
  the story of how C.C. Langdell’s brainchild was brought to Canada\, Québe
 c and the rest of the common law world in treading the momentous events an
 d geopolitics of the last century and a half\, and reflects on the lessons
  from this global experiment for the present and future of the case method
 . As with law itself\, the teaching of law is inextricably tied to local c
 ontexts and world politics\, thus making the future of the case method as 
 difficult to predict as it would have been for Langdell and his contempora
 ries. Today’s different national and international contexts from that of 1
 945 could represent an opportunity to reassess the merits of the case meth
 od in our more mature legal and educational environments\, freed from colo
 nial and neocolonial agendas. \n\nBiography\n\nHan-Ru Zhou is an Associate
  Professor of Law at the Université de Montréal and a visiting scholar at 
 the uOttawa Public Law Centre. He is a past Visiting Professor at the Univ
 ersity of Ottawa\, Sproul Research Fellow at the University of California 
 at Berkeley and Boulton Fellow at 9IÖÆ×÷³§Ãâ·Ñ. Han-Ru received his l
 egal education at Montréal\, Harvard and Oxford and served as a law clerk 
 to Justice Marie Deschamps at the Supreme Court of Canada. He also trained
  as a classical pianist at the Conservatory of Music of Montreal. Professo
 r Zhou teaches and researches in constitutional law\, comparative law and 
 legal theory. He is the Co-Editor in Chief of the Review of Constitutional
  Studies and the author of the only Canadian casebook published in English
  and French: Constitutional Law: Fundamental Principles (Thémis 2021\, 1\,
 164 p.\, translated from Droit constitutionnel: principes fondamentaux). 
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LOCATION:Faculty of Law\, NCDH 102
SUMMARY:Power\, Money and Merits: L’héritage de la méthode des cas au Canad
 a et dans le monde
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 ge-de-la-methode-des-cas-au-canada-et-dans-le-monde-342274
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