UW Law School Legal Studies Research Paper series

The UW Law School has put together a new edition in its Legal Studies Research Paper series (via SSRN). The following papers are available: (Bloggers take note of the last one) “The New versus the Old Legal Realism: ‘Things Ain’t What They Used to Be'” STEWART MACAULAY University of Wisconsin Law School “A New Realism for Legal Studies” ARTHUR F. MCEVOY University of Wisconsin Law School “Destabilizing the Normalization of Rural Black Land Loss: A Critical Role for Legal Empiricism” THOMAS W. MITCHELL University of Wisconsin Law School “Is it Time for a New Legal Realism?” HOWARD S. ERLANGER University of Wisconsin Law School BRYANT G. GARTH Southwestern University School of Law JANE E. LARSON University of Wisconsin Law School ELIZABETH ELLEN MERTZ American Bar Foundation VICTORIA F. NOURSE University of Wisconsin Law School DAVID B. WILKINS Harvard University – Harvard Law School “Crossing Boundaries: Legal Education and the Challenge of the New Public Interest Law” LOUISE G. TRUBEK University of Wisconsin at Madison Law School “Bit by Bit: A Case Study of Bloggership” D. GORDON SMITH University of Wisconsin Law School