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In Search of the “Soul of Professionalism”: The Case of Legal Education Reform Efforts in South Korea

The Ethics in Practice “Discussion Forum” comprises focused responses of practical interest either on matters raised in previous issues or on recent events. Suggestions for shorter contributions of this kind will be welcomed, subject to the editors’ discretion as to publication. The contribution that follows debates current reforms in South Korea which raise a number of questions for those interested in the ethical content of legal education.