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same subject will be the group members,
and the group will do research and make
presentation with those key words given
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Groupworks will go on through
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Between the parties
Based on social contracts
 Sociology, Political
Science
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If not exercised, still your
right is there. What does it mean?
What is the power?,
Think
the word 'power' has the same roots with
the word 'potential'.
If you
exercise power excessively, what will happen?
: 'Efficient exercise of Power'
Political Science
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Utility: What is utility?
Basic assumption in Economics:
'Maximization of individual utilities'
Economics
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Not public goods!
What
is free market system?
What
is price mechanism? : 'Invisible Hand'
What is public goods?
Price mechanism works well
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not, why?
What is the
solution? : 'Public Hand'
Subsequent problem
: 'Government failure'
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Right of Privacy
Right
of Speech
Right
of Assembly
Right
of Religion
Right
of Abortion
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Right to own property
Intellectual Property Right
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Modern Concept of Law
What is the traditional concept
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Predictability
Why this
is fundamental in society?
In the
history of democratic evolution, what class
came up with this?
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'Bourgeoisie' |
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Legitimacy of Government
Guarantee peace and order
Guarantee protection against
outside enemy
Promote
welfare a Guarantee the welfare
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Historical changes in the meaning
of Freedom
Freedom from restraint
Freedom to do anything
Freedom guaranteed(made, or
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Subjects about Negotiation skills can be added if possible,
as I got
feedbacks from students that
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Reference Material:
Sang-Hyun Song, "Korean Law in the
Global Economy" (1996, Seoul, Bak Young
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Traditional
Korean Society and Law
The History and
the Social and Moral Backdrop
Korean
Attitude toward Law
Structure and Approach
of Korean Legal Scholarship
Constitutional
Reforms in Korea
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Korean's
view
Foreigner's view
Prospect for
a Seven Year System of Legal Education
in Korea |
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Lawyers
in Asia and in Korea
Lawyers in Korea:
Korean Bar Association
The growth of
the Bar and the Changes in the Lawyer's
Role
Lawyers and Economic
Development in Korea
Challenging Opportunities
for Korean-American Attorneys
Pra-legal |
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The
Supreme Court of Korea, Judicial System
of Korea
The Roles of Judges in Korea
Toward a More Principled Prosecutorial Discretion |
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Civil
Litigation
Commercial Arbitration and
Other Alternatives
Recognition and Enforcement
of Foreign Judgment and
Arbitral Award |
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