A Case Study in Bloggership

Smith, D. Gordon

Journal: Washington University Law Review

Volume: 84

First Page: 1135

Year: 2006

Bluebook Citation: 84 WASH. U. L. REV. 1135 (2006)

Author: D. Gordon Smith: all 29 publications


Abstract

This paper makes the case that generally, bloggership should be treated as a form of service for administrative purposes. On the other hand, in close cases of tenure and promotion, a record of high-quality bloggership could weigh in a candidate’s favor on scholarship. This paper seeks to advance the process of legitimizing blogging as a useful scholarly endeavor—not as a substitute for long-form legal scholarship, but as a meaningful appendage.

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