Law School Culture and the Lost Art of Collaboration: Why Don’t Law Professors Play Well with Others?

Meyerson, Michael I.

Journal: Nebraska Law Review

Volume: 93

First Page: 547

Year: 2015

Bluebook Citation: 93 NEB. L. REV. 547 (2015)

Author: Michael I. Meyerson: all 18 publications


Abstract

I. Introduction II. Erdös Numbers and the Creation of a Culture of Collaboration … A. Paul Erdös and Erdös Numbers … B. Collaboration and the Mathematical Culture III. Understanding the Legal Academy’s Individualistic Culture … A. The Hidden Cost of Individualism … B. The Solitary Legal Scholar … C. Collaboration in Other Academic Fields … D. Explaining Differing Rates of Collaboration IV. Creating a Law School Culture of Collaboration … A. Recognizing the Lost Benefits of Collaboration: Law Faculty … B. Recognizing the Lost Benefits of Collaboration: Law Students … C. Changing the Law School Culture ... D. What the New Culture Might Look Like … 1. Clinics ... 2. Legal Reasoning and Writing Programs ... Collaboration in Other Courses ... 4. Institutional Change V. Conclusion Appendix A. Top 50 General Law Reviews Appendix B. Top 20 Specialized Law Reviews

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