Verfassungsblog goes French
Le multilinguisme dans la science juridique est devenu ces dernières [...]
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Should academic lawyers blog?
As an academic lawyer who writes his own blog, as well as contributing occasionally to others, my answer to the question “Should academic lawyers blog?” is, perhaps unsurprisingly, “Yes”. However, I was recently prompted—by agreeing to talk about blogging at a conference on the teaching of public law held at City Law School earlier this week—to reflect more carefully on whether, and if so why, writing and contributing to blogs is something that academic lawyers should do.
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Five truisms on legal blogs, and what to think of them: Part II
This article is available only in German.
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Five truisms on legal blogs, and what to think of them
This article is available only in German.
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“Blogging is a way of changing the relations of authority in the public sphere”
Jack Balkin, professor of constitutional law at Yale University and founder of one of the most widely read blogs on constitutional law in the US, talks about what it means to run a scholarly blog.
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