Ok. So Michael’s gone to the heart of this business: what’s going to happen with the legal profession and how will that affect law schools? (I was going to write how will law schools respond, but I think that implies more agency on our part than we’ll have. The profession is going [...]
The Economics of It All (with some funny numbers)
April 9th, 2008 · 2 Comments
Tags: A Mobblog on Legal Education · Academia
A Focus on Quality of Scholarship, Rather than Placement
April 8th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Ann Bartow has one solution to the obsessive focus on placement of articles: have faculty publish in their schools’ law journals. Pretty interesting idea–and that’s sort of the way things used to be, where the a review published the work of the school’s faculty and students (and some others, too). Reviews from the [...]
Tags: A Mobblog on Legal Education
A Mini University?
April 7th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Thanks to Michael and Devan and the rest of the crew here for inviting me to join the conversation on “What kind of institution do we want a law school to be?”
The institution I’d like is, well, perhaps pretty close to the ones we already have–something like a mini university, or maybe it’s better analogized [...]
Tags: A Mobblog on Legal Education · Academia · Law School
