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Teaching Corporate Power Without Teaching Conclusions: A Law-in-Action Diagnostic Method for the Study of Global Corporations and the Law
This working paper sets out the law-in-action diagnostic methodology developed by Costantino Grasso for LAW3305 Global Corporations and the Law: Power and Society, a final-year LLB undergraduate module at the University of Exeter Law School. It addresses the pedagogical problem of how to
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