See AndersonDonJohnsonRichard and SahaLawrence, ‘Changes in Academic Work: Implications for Universities of the Changing Age Distribution and Work Roles of Academic Staff’ (DEST, 2002).
4.
BottomleyAnne, ‘Theory is a Process Not an End: A feminist approach to the practice of theory’ in RichardsonJanice and SandlandRalph (eds), Feminist Perspectives on Law and Theory (Cavendish, 2000) 29.
KennedyDuncan, ‘Legal Education and the Reproduction of Hierarchy’ (1982) 32Journal of Legal Education591.
8.
See ‘ANU Law School Reform Committee, Breaking the Frozen Sea: The case for reforming legal education at the Australian National University’ (Law School Reform, 2010) www.lawschoolreform.com.
9.
Ibidv.
10.
Ibidvi.
11.
Ibidiii. See also JamesNickolas on his experiences as an Australian undergraduate law student. ‘A Brief History of Critique in Australian Legal Education’ (2000) 24(3) Melbourne University Law Review965.
12.
Above n 8, iv.
13.
Ibid 1.2.5.
14.
Ibid. Although these approaches are reflected in the Threshold Learning Outcomes developed for the LLB by the LTAS project. See KiftSallyIsraelMarkFieldRachael, ‘Bachelor of Laws Learning and Teaching Academic Standards Statement’, Australian Learning and Teaching Council (2010).
15.
See above n 8, 3.2.3.
16.
Ibidvi.
17.
Ibid4.
18.
See MahargPaul, Transforming Legal Education: Learning and Teaching the Law in the Early Twenty-First Century (Ashgate, 2007).
19.
DeweyJohn, Democracy and Education: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Education (Macmillan, 1916) 83.
20.
See above n 8, 80.
21.
MacCormickNeil, ‘The Democratic Intellect and the Law’5Legal Studies (1985) 5(2) 172, 181.
22.
Ibid177.
23.
WebbJulian, ‘Taking Values Seriously: The Democratic Intellect and the Place of Values in the Law School Curriculum’ (2009) Warwick School of Law Research Paper No 2009/06, 18.
24.
Ibid24.
25.
See Ward, above n 6, 2.
26.
ThorntonMargaret, Privatising the Public University: The Case of Law (Routledge, 2011) xv.
27.
See above n 6, 9.
28.
NussbaumMartha C., Cultivating Humanity: A Classical Defense of Reform in Liberal Education (Harvard University Press, 1997) 297.