Alexander Sorton LLM '17 discusses the strength of classroom experiences and the Durham community
Alexander Sorton LLM '17 originally from Switzerland talks about the Duke Law International LLM program and his experience with the Duke-Geneva Institute in Transnational Law.
Видео Alexander Sorton LLM '17 discusses the strength of classroom experiences and the Durham community канала Duke University School of Law
Видео Alexander Sorton LLM '17 discusses the strength of classroom experiences and the Durham community канала Duke University School of Law
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