Academic

Response to Prof. Crump

By University of Houston Law Center

Anyone who has taken a marketing course (or sold drugs in Baltimore) would realize the importance of rebranding.  Merely restating the curriculum as Torts, Contracts, etc. would not be innovative. 

Many of us teach those tools of the trade in a single course, but suffer from a branding problem.   'The actual real day how you would do it in real life practice of antitrust law course' would have too long a name.

I'm not sure I agree that the 'what-do-you-think-method' is bad.  It can be a good tool if used properly.  I use it to make students craft remedies for antitrust violations so that they can see the consequences of knee jerk reactions in terms of regulation or free market philosophy.  

Full post as published by University of Houston Law Center Faculty Blog on August 19, 2009 (boomark / email).