🌏 In today’s deeply integrated world, understanding the cultural background that shapes different legal systems is not only an academic advantage but also an essential skill for legal professionals in the globalization era.

⚖️ Recognizing this, under the guidance of the Faculty of Law, Clinical Legal Education of the University of Economics and Law (CLE - UEL) is proud to present a Seminar on the topic “Legal Culture and Comparative Law”. This event aims to shed light on the role of legal culture in shaping legal systems, as well as how comparative law approaches the differences between major legal systems worldwide.

💡 How exactly does legal culture shape a country’s legal system? How does comparative law help us understand the differences between global legal systems? These are the key questions we will explore in the upcoming Seminar.

🌟 To give students the chance to interact directly with an expert, ask questions, and broaden their professional perspectives, we are honored to welcome our Guest Speaker - Associate Professor Jacob Ryan Adam from the University of Stavanger, Norway!

Here are the details for the upcoming Seminar:

🕰️ Time: 09:00 AM, Wednesday, June 24, 2026; 

📍 Location: Room A.114, University of Economics and Law; 

🔗 Registration link: https://forms.gle/HsdAcnrvpdwWqKS28.

Don't hesitate to sign up right away to equip yourself with fresh, multi-dimensional perspectives and practical knowledge. CLE - UEL is very excited to welcome and see you at this upcoming Seminar!

Sincerely, 

CLE - UEL.

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