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Space and Socialization in Legal Education: A Symbolic Interactionism Approach Special Issue on Pragmatism and Legal Education, Sanne Taekema & Thomas Riesthuis (eds.) The article deals with the possibility of socializing law students through space. It first indicates which features of space affect the possibility of influencing interactions and identity. It then discusses how we can use symbolic interactionism to study interactions and socialization in spaces of law faculties. Then, on the basis of the interviews conducted with law faculty students about their space perception, it shows how to research student socialization through space and how far-reaching its effects can be.
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