The European Origins of Legal Imperialism and Its Legacy in Legal Education in Former Colonial Regions

This article examines the two aspects of legal imperialism. The first investigates the major attributes of such imperialism as results of military conquest and/or economic domination. The second assesses the continuing effects of conquest and domination in legal education in former colonial regions that have achieved independence generally since World War II. These aspects are examined in the context of the broader significance of legal education upon purported lawyer behavior in developing nations

Ancient history · Colonial rule · Colonialism · CONQUEST · Context (archaeology · Independence (probability theory · Legal Education · Legal profession · Legal realism · Political economy · Political science · Sociology · History · Judicial and Constitutional Studies · Law · Legal and Social Philosophy · Political Theory and Influence

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