Teaching legal history : comparative perspectives /
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| Language: | English |
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London, England :
Wildy, Simmonds & Hill Publishing,
[2014]
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| Series: | JCL studies in comparative law ;
no. 9 |
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Table of Contents:
- A history of legal history courses offered in American law schools / Joan Sidney Howland
- Teaching legal history in the first-year curriculum / Christian G. Fritz
- Teaching American legal history in a law school / Peter D. Garlock
- What I do when I teach legal history / Stephen B. Presser
- Teaching American legal history through storytelling / Michael S. Ariens
- The lessons of history : past performance in no guarantee of future results / John V. Orth
- The fun of teaching American legal history / Geoffrey R. Watson
- Two books and two perspectives on teaching U.S. constitutional history / William G. Merkel
- Documents, not dogma / Mark R. Killenbeck
- What the actions of Abe Lincoln continue to teach us today / Michael J. Slinger
- American legal history : teaching law students as if they were graduate students / Christopher Tomlins
- Legal history in context / Logan Everett Sawyer III
- Reading, writing, and questions in advance / Daniel Klerman
- An amateur's apologia / Daniel S. Reynolds
- Teaching the legal history you write about / Scott Douglas Gerber
- Using videos to teach American legal history / Catherine J. Lanctot
- Art and legal history / Timothy J. Innes
- Legal history : the most interesting course in law school / Carla L. Boles
- On the shoulders of giants / M.H. Hoeflich
- Legal history through digital sources / Ryan Rowberry
- Teaching the doing of legal history / Richard A. Paschal
- Primary sources and ambiguity in legal history / Evan C. Zoldan
- Behind the scenes: exploring the history of law school cases / Carol. L. Chomsky
- Keeping up with legal history / Arthur F. McEvoy
- Local Knowledge: including local sources in the survey course / Anders Walker
- Integrating state (Georgia) and national legal history / James L. Hunt
- Legal history seminar: leading Maryland cases / Edward C. Papenfuse and Garrett Power
- How I teach American legal history: law as a river / Charles D. Kelso
- Limited in its sphere, infinite in its power / Stephanie Hunter McMahon
- Interest groups in the teaching of legal history / Herbert Hoverkamp
- Teaching the history of corporate law: a framework / Amitai Aviram
- Teaching America's antitrust laws and their enforcement / Thomas J. Horton
- Tradition / Richard I. Aaron
- Development of the regulatory state / Steven R. Wilf
- Bureaucracy for law students / Daniel R. Ernst
- The history of contemporary law and policy / Molly Selvin
- The everyday life of the law / Jason A. Gillmer
- Reflections and American legal history / Danné L. Johnson
- The search for national identity / Sheldon M. Novick
- Teaching African-American legal history / Stephanie L. Phillips
- An antebellum slave law colloquium / Bryan Camp
- Brown v. Board of Education: teaching an iconic case / David S. Tanenhaus
- Teaching women's legal history / Tracy A. Thomas
- U.S. women's legal history / Mary L. Clark
- Imagination and creativity: my history of marriage seminar / Charles J. Reid, Jr.
- On teaching the history of international law / William E. Butler
- Legal history from Babylonia, Israel, Greece, and Rome to the early American Republic / John W. Welch
- A legal history course for a Christian legal education / Craig A. Stern
- 1066 and all that / Joan Mahoney
- Teaching English legal history at a small law school / Carlton F.W. Larson
- Becoming an English legal history teacher / Jonathan Rose
- Teaching comparative legal history: Latin American legal systems / Polly J. Price
- Teaching Latin American legal history / M.C. Mirow
- The multidimensional teaching of legal history / Peter L. Reich
- Teaching the history of the legal profession / J. Gordon Hylton
- Teaching the history of lawyering: who do we think we are? / Bernard J. Hibbitts
- Using history to teach students how to be lawyers / Gregory F. Jacob
- Tracing judicial roles over time / G. Edward White
- Designing a course in judicial biography / Mae Kuykendall
- Hawaii, American legal history, and the pivotal role of Chief Justice William S. Richardson / Williamson B.C. Chang
- Teaching legal history in the age of practical legal education / Douglas E. Abrams
- Teaching legal history through legal skills / Howard Bromberg
- Legal history: teaching skills practicing lawyers need / Robert M. Jarvis