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Globalisation of the judicial education discourse

This paper focuses on the globalisation phenomenon and how it changed the judicial profession throughout the world. It illustrates how the supra-national judicial system came into being, how access to supra-national judicial authorities started undermining the relevance of domestic judicial systems, why such access is becoming more common and why citizens are increasingly approaching these authorities. The paper explores how an increasingly globalised world is making jurisdiction an irrelevant issue for entertaining claims/conflicts from around the world, what the future holds for national judicial systems in an era of superiority of supra-national judicial institutions, and how to develop judicial education further so as to help national judiciaries sustain faith in them. The utility of global alliances and partnerships in the development of judicial education and how they may strengthen the national judicial systems are also discussed.