MARGULIES RESPONDS TO KRISTOF: IT’S NOT THAT SIMPLE!
As those who have been following New Legal Realism know, a core question for us is how best to translate social science for…
Read MoreAs those who have been following New Legal Realism know, a core question for us is how best to translate social science for…
Read MoreWe are pleased to welcome a guest blogger, Bill Clune, whose post gives us his “primer” on the concept of law-in-action, a concept…
Read MoreHow do we move from detailed empirical research on law to address broader questions about how law operates? Our blog and website this…
Read MoreIn this entry, Professors Katherine Barnes and Elizabeth Mertz share some findings on women law professors, drawn from their work on the ABF…
Read MoreTransnationalism and Nonpurity: Europe, Law Schools, and ‘Law in Action’ for the Current Crisis Riaz Tejani Having recently completed an ethnography of “crisis”…
Read MoreI ‘d like to add two points to this interesting discussion: 1. I would commend taking some time to read in detail what…
Read MoreA very wise colleague once told me to understand scholarly developments it is helpful to ask, who is the enemy? As John Schlegel…
Read MoreARE LAW SCHOOLS IN CRISIS? Alfred C. Aman, Jr. Seminar, February 2, 2012: Harvard Law School SJD Association The New York Times’ call…
Read MoreWe are happy to add two new members to our blogging group here: Fred Aman and Elizabeth Chambliss. First, we welcome yet another…
Read MoreFor 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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