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Old tradition and new trends: the changing legal status of the faculties in Germany

Liu Xiang-ju

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The faculty's rights and duties are the contents of their legal status. In Germany, the faculty's legal status is the right and duties that are relative to the government, the higher institutions and the society as legal entity. So, the faculty's legal status changes with that of the three factors.

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The faculty's rights and duties are the contents of their legal status. In Germany, the faculty's legal status is the right and duties that are relative to the government, the higher institutions and the society as legal entity. So, the faculty's legal status changes with that of the three factors.

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The faculty's rights and duties are the contents of their legal status. In Germany, the faculty's legal status is the right and duties that are relative to the government, the higher institutions and the society as legal entity. So, the faculty's legal status changes with that of the three factors.

Key concepts: Legal status, Government (linguistics), Political science, Law, Philosophy, Linguistics

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