Add to ORKGEditorial comment on the Research Assessment Exercise and ranking of law schools in the UK in 2001. Brief comment by Professor Barry Rider - published in Amicus Curiae - Journal of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies and its Society for Advanced Legal Studies. The Journal is produced by the Society for Advanced Legal Studies at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London
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There are obvious benefits to ranking academic departments based on objective measures of faculty re...
Professor Tobias offers the editorial board tongue-in-cheek advice in the matter of law review ranki...
As the new Editors of the Denning Law Journal, we are proud to present the 2017 edition, which conti...
Comment by Professor Barry Rider on a balance to be sought between theory of law and applied law in ...
A note about training programmes relating to the prevention and control of corruption, run by the IA...
A note on the Report and recommendations of the Committee appointed by the Institute to “review the ...
A note on the report of the Institute’s Review Committee, sitting under the chairmanship of Professo...
Brief comment by Professor Barry Rider (Director, IALS) on developments at the Institute following t...
In this Editorial Comment Ahmet Mustafa (Deputy Editor, ISLRev, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies)...
In the United States (US) student-run law reviews have long offered students the opportunity to deve...
A note about the debate as to what, if any should be the involvement with, or interest in, of academ...
A note about the work of the Society for Advanced legal Studies (SALS) and the first Annual General ...
For academics the nature of their work means that the Socratic demand to live an examined life has a...
Article by Dame Mary Arden DBE making observations on the importance of research, policy discussion ...
Notwithstanding the Chancellor of the Exchequer's announcement in the 2006 Budget that, after the 20...
There are obvious benefits to ranking academic departments based on objective measures of faculty re...
Professor Tobias offers the editorial board tongue-in-cheek advice in the matter of law review ranki...
As the new Editors of the Denning Law Journal, we are proud to present the 2017 edition, which conti...