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Legal Education, Institutional Skills and European Union Opinions

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A cluster of issues in the context of legaleducation shows the importance of legalsemiotics: new forms of citizenship, new ideas on e-education, the recent design ofe-educational programs that focus the featuresof institutional life, the concept of a`learning society' are this cluster's elements.Opinions of European Union Institutions stimulate to conceive modern society in thelight of these issues. It leads to theformulation of a fifth freedom in the Union,(after freedom of persons and goods, servicesand capital) which is the freedom toparticipate in a ``learning society''. Thepractice of that freedom leads to developinge-educational programs for institutionalskills.

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Broekman, J.M. Legal Education, Institutional Skills and European Union Opinions. International Journal for the Semiotics of Law 14, 249–261 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1017940802255

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