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Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Legacy Began in Sweden

On: September 22, 2020

In the early 1961, the Columbia University School of Law Project on International Procedure invited Ginsburg to collaborate on a legal project with Swedish judge and scholar Anders Bruzelius. The project examined the justice systems of the two countries, an endeavor for which Ruth learned Swedish in New York before moving with her young daughter to live in Sweden for several months…Continue Reading

Claire Naughton

Hi! I'm a current US expat and longtime traveler based in Strasbourg, France. I'm here because I fell in love with a Frenchie, and I think and write a lot about the identity implications of loving someone so much that you make lasting changes for them. But that's just part of my story. I have deep backpacker-adventure roots and love hiking and sports, including running, horseback riding, and soccer. In recent years, I've also developed a taste for slow city travel and never take for granted an opportunity to explore a new place and indulge in a delicious meal. Finally, I am also an enormous animal enthusiast and adore opportunities to safely and responsibly interact with them. Nothing puts this complex and beautiful world we all share more into perspective than being in nature.

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Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Legacy Began in Sweden

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