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Translating Legal Research into Practice: The benefits of practitioner-academic collaboration
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Translating Legal Research into Practice: The benefits of practitioner-academic collaboration
BY DR MAJA GRUNDLER Practitioners of immigration and asylum law share much in common with legal academics studying the field – not least the aim of migrants achieving access to justice – but different professional requirements, pressures, and methods of working mean the two groups often operate in isolation. Citing examples from emerging research, Dr Maja Grundler considers how increased practitioner-academic collaboration could lead to better o…
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