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: Legal History BlogTurner on Archival Research as Empirical (or why statisticians should "cozy up" to historians...)
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Archival Research as Empirical has just been posted by William B. Turner, Visiting Fellow at the James Weldon Johnson Institute, Emory University. The abstract is very short, so here's an excerpt from the beginning of the paper: Within the past few months, Harvard Law School has posted two jobs ads that use the term ?empirical? in defining the position. A quick review of the job responsibilitiesFull post as published by Legal History Blog on August 01, 2009 (boomark / email).
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