Two Birds One Stone: Thoughts on Theory and Law Practice
As Lawrence Cunnigham’s post explains, the patterns regarding law firms and law as a business are not new. Still, the… Read More »Two Birds One Stone: Thoughts on Theory and Law Practice
Academia
Mark Lemley cited more often than Louis Brandeis; God doesn’t even make the Top 50
From here: As of today, the following lists the 50 Most Cited Authors, which includes the # of articles which… Read More »Mark Lemley cited more often than Louis Brandeis; God doesn’t even make the Top 50
Scholarship as Storytelling
Have you ever noticed that really engaging academic scholarship unfolds like a story? Like the authors had subconscious ideas about… Read More »Scholarship as Storytelling
“The Bush Boom: How a Misunderestimated President Fixed a Broken Economy” by Jerry Bowyer
This book, published in 2003, is apparently NOT SATIRICAL! Over at Amazon.com, the customer reviews are illuminating. Below I’ve re-published… Read More »“The Bush Boom: How a Misunderestimated President Fixed a Broken Economy” by Jerry Bowyer
Colbert for Law Professors
By my count, we’ve now seen three law professors “do” The Colbert Report: Neal Katyal (Georgetown), Jonathan Zittrain (Harvard), and… Read More »Colbert for Law Professors