Building New Democratic Systems - Part 2 - Stanford Legal on Sirius XM Radio
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Channel: Stanford Law School · 2018 · Education
Guests: Erik Jensen and Sean Rosenberg In Part 2 of this episode of Stanford Legal, we continue to look at the challenges of building a new democratic system of government after a nation has experience extreme upheaval--such as war and the overthrow of dictatorship. Often, citizens of these countries have limited experience with law and policy- with many public and educational institutions in disarray. The focus of Stanford's Rule of Law Program is from the bottom up -- with legal education as the first building block providing knowledge of law to a new generation of leaders so that they can be prepared to take on the challenges of rebuilding their countries. On this show, Erik Jensen, director of Stanford’s Rule of Law program, is joined by Sean Rosenberg, JD/MBA student and West Point grad who served in Afghanistan, who works with Jensen in the Afghanistan Legal Ed Project.
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