Bliss on Law Teaching Reform
Here we continue our 2017-2018 blog theme focusing on legal education. Our guest blogger John Bliss recently completed his PhD dissertation research on…
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Why Should We Care About New Legal Realism? Interview with Michael McCann
Michael McCann, former President of the Law & Society Association, leads off our podcast series – just as his preface led off both…
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Wegner on the New AALS Section: Empirical Study of Legal Education and the Legal Profession
Continuing our theme focusing on legal education research this year, we welcome guest blogger Professor Judith Wegner, former Dean of the University of…
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Steel on Adjunct Law Profs Training
Legal education is a topic of much concern for NLR scholars, as can be seen in the first book of the recent NLR…
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The Trouble with Law and Order
By guest blogger Nick Cheesman What is law and order? How does it differ from the rule of law? And what are the…
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Rudy Elmer, the Panama Papers and Deconstructing Offshore
In this post, Sol Picciotto, Emeritus Professor of Lancaster University, provides an update on developments pertaining to the case of Rudolf Elmer which…
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Chicago & Wisconsin During the Eisenhower Years
In this post, NLR blogger Stewart Macaulay responds to Marc Galanter’s comments here (as Guest Blogger in January 2016) about the University of…
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Empirical Law in Canada: Lessons for U.S.
On Feb. 18-19, 2016, Osgoode Hall Law School at York University in Toronto held a marvelous interdisciplinary law conference for graduate law students…
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Galanter on Karl,Soia,& UofC’s Realist Tradition
In this interview, NLR Conversations asked Marc Galanter to talk about his memories of Karl Llewellyn and Soia Mentschikoff during his time at…
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Fineman on Vulnerability and Law
In this provocative and fascinating post, Martha Albertson Fineman, Robert W. Woodruff Professor of Law at Emory University Law School, provides a brief…
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