2017 Wolfgang Friedmann Memorial Award Keynote Address

In a keynote address delivered at the 2017 Wolfgang Friedman Memorial Award, Breyer discusses issues associated with translational or international law, including globalization, regionalism and localism and how judges and lawyers solve problems. He believes that lawyers and judges need to know and u...

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Cooperation
Globalization
Human rights
International cooperation
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Localism
Marriage
Meaning
Political attitudes
Politics
Regionalism
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