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Legal Education

Peer Review and the Legal Academy

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The story making the rounds late last week about a peer-review ring recently busted by academic publisher SAGE was fortuitously timed, as it coincided with the completion of my first referee’s report for a legal academic journal.  This led me to some (perhaps unoriginal) reflections on the state of legal scholarship.

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  • Date July 14, 2014
  • Tags legal education, legal scholarship, peer review
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