A Legal Studies Major: The Miami Model

Sacasas, R.; Cava, Anita

doi:10.1111/j.1744-1722.1991.tb00026.x

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“…Since that time, the teaching of business law has evolved to become much more analytical and include regulatory and social policy and, more recently, ethical issues. Most recently, at least business law faculty have recognized the importance of relating law to business and teaching future managers how to manage the legal factor (Petty and Mandel 1992;Sacasas and Cava 1991). Business and marketing students are taught to recognize legal risks, assess those risks, and apply ambiguous legal language from past cases or statutes to the situation at hand.…”

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Teaching Marketing Law: A Business Law Perspective on Integrating Marketing and Law

Petty

2000

Journal of Marketing Education

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In today's legal environment of large financial penalties against both firms and managers, criminal liability for some types of marketing conduct, and increasing government regulation of the marketing function, the future marketing manager needs more exposure to legal topics than is available from an introductory business law course. This article examines the likely education in law currently available to marketing students and the cross-disciplinary concept of marketing law before focusing on two interrelated topics: how to teach legal topics to marketing students and how to include additional legal coverage within the marketing curriculum.

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Teaching Marketing Law: A Business Law Perspective on Integrating Marketing and Law

Petty

2000

Journal of Marketing Education

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“…The textbooks used for business law courses are also very "'law school lite.'" 7 This "traditional business law" teaching approach has been heavily criticized in the literature, 8 especially in the well-referred Gordon-Howell and Pierson reports. 9 Since then, the "legal environment" approach, 10 which exposes students to "the overall organization of the legal environment in which business is conducted," 11 has been strongly advocated.…”

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Meeting Business Students' Legal Research Needs: A Selected List of Periodicals on Corporation, Securities, and Bankruptcy

Han

2011

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Business students and practitioners are expected to understand the legal framework and the legal environment in which businesses function, but not the complicated black letter law and lengthy judicial opinions. In terms of legal research, different from law school students, business students and practitioners need more secondary legal source support from their libraries. This article will bring the unique legal research needs of business students and practitioners to librarians' attention. A list of selected legal periodicals on corporate law, securities regulations, and bankruptcy will be supplied for libraries to better meet those needs.

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Law‐Based Degree Programs in Business and Their Departments: What's in a Name? (A Comprehensive Study of Undergraduate Law‐Based Degrees in AACSB‐Accredited Universities)

Miller

Crain

2007

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A Legal Studies Major: The Miami Model

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Teaching Marketing Law: A Business Law Perspective on Integrating Marketing and Law

Teaching Marketing Law: A Business Law Perspective on Integrating Marketing and Law

Meeting Business Students' Legal Research Needs: A Selected List of Periodicals on Corporation, Securities, and Bankruptcy

Law‐Based Degree Programs in Business and Their Departments: What's in a Name? (A Comprehensive Study of Undergraduate Law‐Based Degrees in AACSB‐Accredited Universities)

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