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Kent Law School Professor Amanda Perry-Kessaris discusses her uniquely visual approach to legal research in an interview with Swastee Ranjan for the Art/Law Network

By Andrea Shieber | 03 May 2018

Interview reproduced with permission – originally posted on the Art/Law Network website: http://artlawnetwork.org/interview-with-amanda-perry-kessaris Swastee (S): Thank You Amanda, for interviewing with us. We are very … Read more

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