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Monday, March 19, 2007
On the usefulness of scholarship
I just posted, over at MoneyLaw, some musings on whether legal scholarship (especially that published in traditional law reviews) counts for anything. (See If an article falls in the forest....) Feel free to weigh in here or there.
Don't worry about the lack of commits. Fewer people feel like expressing themselves nowadays. Especially if they feel intimated by a superior intellect.
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Don't worry about the lack of commits. Fewer people feel like expressing themselves nowadays. Especially if they feel intimated by a superior intellect.
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