J.Larson Tributes: Rubinowitz, Spillenger, Torres
From Len Rubinowitz — Northwestern University Law School Jane was an extraordinary presence at Northwestern Law School on so many levels. She was…
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Remembering NLR Scholar Jane Larson
We at the NLR Blog mourn the loss of colleague Jane Larson. We will be posting an extended tribute soon.
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KT: Discrimination and law on the ground
For legal scholars interested in this question, here’s a little NLR gift! KT’s “quick-start” list of empirical resources on the EFFECTS OF LAW…
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Nobel Prize Winners in Economics Advocate Mixed Methods, Complex Approaches
Legal scholars seeking rigor in studying the law often turn to single-method solutions — statistical analyses of large data sets, for example, or…
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Introducing 2 new legal realists and 2 old legal realists…
In our September 2011 post, we introduce two members of a younger generation of new legal realists, and re-play some nuggets of wisdom…
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Welcome!
We are starting a new format for the New Legal Realism Conversations,which have been posted as part of the NLR Project webpage since…
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What is NLR?
The New Legal Realism Project The New Legal Realism emerged at the turn of the millennium. It has a number of different strands,…
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What’s new in NLR?
The American Bar Foundation is inviting applications for the following positions. These fellowships are designed to encourage original and significant research. Fellows become…
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NLR Reading Corner
Social Science Perspectives on Law Psychology: At the Intersection of Law and Empirical Methods Economics: Comparative Institutional Analysis NLR Publications and Bibliographies by…
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