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January 18, 2008
Larry Solum on Interdisciplinarity and the Future of Law School Faculties
Posted by Christine Hurt
I've basically been skimming the blogospheric discussion of Brian Tamanaha's post on whether nonelite law schools should invest in interdiscplinary studies. However, this post of Larry Solum's on "multidisciplinarity" turns the discussion on its head and is a must-read.
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