Rhetoric and Argumentation
Build persuasive legal arguments using classical rhetoric, argument structures and fallacy spotting.
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Build persuasive legal arguments using classical rhetoric, argument structures and fallacy spotting.
Practise organising legal analysis through IRAC, CREAC and other forms of structured reasoning.
Turn dense legal prose into clear, precise and reader-centred writing through guided practice.
Compare interpretive theories and test how each approach changes the meaning of legal texts.
Change legal rules and observe their effects on incentives, behaviour, welfare and distribution.
Explore emergence and adoption through an agent-based model of interacting economic actors.
Manipulate growth parameters and watch stable trajectories become oscillations and chaos.
Visualise feedback, critical mass and demand formation in markets shaped by network effects.
Map AI’s infrastructure, data, models and applications—and the policy choices embedded in each layer.
Govern an AI-mediated society and confront trade-offs among efficiency, rights, trust and legitimacy.
Investigate WhatsApp’s privacy policy through the intersecting lenses of data protection and competition law.
Learn market definition, dominance, anticompetitive conduct and remedies inside a simulated platform market.
Move from a research problem to systematic discovery, evaluation, synthesis and gap construction.
Stress-test a paper’s assumptions, methods and missing perspectives with a structured diagnostic rubric.
Coordinate rotating table discussions, capture live insights and build collective understanding.
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