Having studied this chapter you should be able to explain:

what law is about, by looking at what it does and how it does it;

the nature of law and justice and the relationship between them;

some distinctions between the academic study and the practice of law;

the skills required for success as a law student.

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12. Where do we discover myths in International Relations (IR)? How can we identify, reiterate, translate, explain, and interpret them?
13. The International Community as Studied
14. There are two purposes to this chapter. Having formulated in the previous chapter an understanding of the types of cases that advocates accepted, we now must consider the impact that such an undertaking had on an advocate’s life