A publishing venue you may have overlooked is the Journal of East Asia and International Law, a publication of the Yijun Institute of International Law in South Korea. Started in 2008, the journal “aims to promote research and thinking of …
Read the latest C|M|Law faculty scholarship posted to SSRN: Prof. Milena Sterio, The Somali Piracy Problem: A Global Puzzle Necessitating a Global Solution [full-text] Prof. Heidi Gorovitz Robertson, Public Access to Private Land for Walking: Environmental and Individual Responsibility as …
Sociologists, anthropologists and others tell us that myths are important cultural glue, binding societies together. David Crump, in his article “Ten Necessary Myths of Law School” recently published in The Journal of Law in Society contends that law school is …
CALI is compiling a collection of 10 minute audio recordings explaining legal concepts for law students. CALI calls these recordings Lawdibles, and you can find them on the Lawdibles blog. CALI describes the recordings this way: “Here’s the setup: you’ve just …
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Sue Altmeyer, Electronic Services Librarian, sue.altmeyer@law.csuohio.edu | March 03, 2010 – 11:04 Faculty and students can use their iPhones to post to a document page or forum using the HTML editor. Red customer support button in the upper right – …
