Comparative institutional analysis and NLR
How do we move from detailed empirical research on law to address broader questions about how law operates? Our blog and website this…
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NLR BLOG FORUM: WHAT IS HAPPENING TO WOMEN IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION – PART 2: LAW PROFESSORS
In this entry, Professors Katherine Barnes and Elizabeth Mertz share some findings on women law professors, drawn from their work on the ABF…
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Blog Forum – WOMEN in the LEGAL PROFESSION [Seron]
NLR BLOG FORUM: What is happening to women in the legal profession? We begin this forum with some observations on the current status…
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Emanuel on Judge Tuttle
Professor Anne Emanuel writes to the NLR Blog on Peppers, Vigilante, and Zorn’s recent article about Judge Tuttle of the Fifth Circuit.
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Carole Silver on global legal education
Continuing our discussion on global legal education, Carole Silver of Indiana University’s Maurer School of Law responds to Tejani and Aman. Professor Silver…
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Aman responds on Law School Crisis
Riaz’s excellent post suggests a number of intriguing possibilities for rethinking the standard law school curriculum. I find especially provocative his challenge to reconsider…
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Tejani on Transnationalism and the Law School Crisis
Transnationalism and Nonpurity: Europe, Law Schools, and ‘Law in Action’ for the Current Crisis Riaz Tejani Having recently completed an ethnography of “crisis”…
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Mertz Pleads for “Slow Reading” and against Academic Isolationism
I ‘d like to add two points to this interesting discussion: 1. I would commend taking some time to read in detail what…
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KT asks: Who Is the Enemy?
A very wise colleague once told me to understand scholarly developments it is helpful to ask, who is the enemy? As John Schlegel…
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Macaulay continues the conversation….
… continuing our July conversation ….. STEWART MACAULAY On defining New Legal Realism: I would stress the term “new” in New Legal Realism. …
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