Volume 33, Number 3 Fall 1983
American Legal Scholarship: Directions and Dilemmas
Legal Scholarship: Present Status and Future Prospects
Francis A. Allen
The Great American Legal Scholarship Bazaar
Graham Hughes
The Past and Future of Legal Scholarship
Mark Kelman
Closing the Cycle
G. Edward White
Where Do the New Scholars Learn New Scholarship?
Franklin E. Zimring
Legal Realism and Legal Scholarship
John P. Dawson
Articles
So You Want to Hire a Law Professor?
Elyce H. Zenoff and Jerome A. Barron
Law Students and Medical Students: A Comparison of Perceived Stress
Marilyn Heins, Shirley Nickols Fahey, and Roger C. Henderson
Computer-Aided Instruction
The Rationale for Computer-Aided Instruction
Robert Charles Clark
Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction: Some Reservations
Gary Clifford Korn
A Postscript on Gary Korn's Reservations About CAI
Robert Charles Clark
Developments
The Quest for Competence: One Law School's Approach
Barry S. Martin
A Law-Teaching Firm
Gordon A. Christenson
A Portable Computer Research System for Law Faculty
Jon S. Schultz
Normalization of First-Year Law-School Grades
David C. Tunick and Dan S. Schechter
Interpersonal Profiles of Law Students
Gerald A. Gluck
Book Reviews
Book Review of the Law of Transnational Business Transactions
Kenneth W. Abbott
Book Review of Evidence: Making the Record
Ronald L. Carlson
Book Review of Contracts
Robert A. Hillman
Book Review of the Rules of the Game: Reform and Evolution in the International Monetary System
Robert E. Hudec
Book Review of Materials on Legal Drafting
David P. Leonard
Book Review of Genetics, Ethics, and the Law
Larry I. Palmer
Book Note
Editors
- Editor
- Roger C. Cramton
- Editorial Assistant
- Susan L. Green