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: Legal History BlogServing two masters
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With the increase in interdisciplinary scholarship in law schools, more and more people are facing the problem of serving two masters. A law and economics scholar, for instance, might get the reaction: "interesting, but not law," just as a legal historian might hear, "interesting, but not relevant." Given that most academics are probably at least reasonably open to historical research--everyoneFull post as published by Legal History Blog on February 03, 2009 (boomark / email).
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