Volume 18: Issue 2

• Articles & Essays

  Why I Teach Water Law

  • Joseph L. Sax
  • Published: January, 1985
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• Articles & Essays

  Is Thinking Like a Lawyer Enough?

  • Sallyanne Payton
  • Published: January, 1985
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• Articles & Essays

  Why Would Law Students Benefit from Studying Economics?

  • Michelle J. White
  • Published: January, 1985
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• Articles & Essays

  Mediation and Negotiation: Learning to Deal With Psychological Responses

  • Andrew S. Watson
  • Published: January, 1985
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• Articles & Essays

  The Law School of the University of Michigan: 1859-1984: An Intellectual History

  • Elizabeth Gaspar Brown
  • Published: January, 1985
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• Other

  Preface

  • Journal of Law Reform
  • Published: January, 1985
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• Articles & Essays

  The Nobel Prize for Law

  • Alfred F. Conard
  • Published: January, 1985
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• Articles & Essays

  Doctrine in a Vacuum: Reflections on What a Law School Ought (and Ought Not) to Be

  • James Boyd White
  • Published: January, 1985
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• Articles & Essays

  Fairness in Teaching Advocacy

  • Charles W. Joiner
  • Published: January, 1985
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• Articles & Essays

  Clinical Legal Education: Is Taking Rites Seriously a Fantasy, Folly, or Failure?

  • Steven D. Pepe
  • Published: January, 1985
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