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: Legal Theory BlogWright on the Future of Law Ecnomics -- Part Three
By Lawrence Solum
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The third post in Josh Wright's series is now up. A taste:[I]t seems to me that there is very little incentive for a junior entry level scholar in L&E to do this type of informal scholarship when empirical work is so highly valued. I worry that the only people left to do any ?informal? L&E will be those that don?t have sufficient training to do it at all. The fear is what we are left with as L&E scholarship is vague talk about ?incentives,? some hand waving about ?efficiency,? read more
Full post as published by Legal Theory Blog on May 05, 2008 (boomark / email).
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