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: Legal History BlogQuery: How much of a dissertation should one publish in article form?
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For the last few years, as I've researched and written chapters of my dissertation, I've tried to get a handle on the following question: How much of the dissertation should I try to publish in article form? I haven't developed a strong opinion, but I know that I need to make some decisions soon. I've listed below some considerations that seem relevant. What do you all think? I and the otherFull post as published by Legal History Blog on February 09, 2011 (boomark / email).
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