Leadership in Legal Education - Issue VII
Volume 38 · Number 2 · Winter 2007
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Essays by American Deans
Legal Education and the Tyrannical "Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less"
by Hannah R. Arterian
The Law School Special Event: Lessons Learned in Our Twentieth Year
by Jeffrey A. Brauch
Change Is Good
by Thomas C. Galligan Jr.
Reflections on Leadership
by Robert H. Jerry II
"Lawyer as Problem Solver:" Curricular Innovation at Dayton
by Lisa A. Kloppenberg
Size Matters
by Paul A. LeBel
The Perils of Glasnost
by David A. Logan
Reflecting on the Dream of the Marathon Man: Black Dean Longevity and Its Impact on
Opportunity and Diversity
by LeRoy Pernell
Not Quite "Them," Not Quite "Us": Why It's Difficult for Former Deans to Go Home Again
by Nancy B. Rapoport
Essays by Australian Deans
Confidentiality, Shadow Boxing and Proper Processes — The FOI Challenge in Recruitment
and Promotion Processes in Australian Universities
by Rosalind F. Croucher
Deaning Down-Under
by Arie Freiberg
The Mysteries of Problem-Based Learning: Combining Enthusiasm and Excellence
by Gabriël A. Moens
Building the Dream: Getting New Structures for Old Faculties
by Leon Trakman
Perspectives Beyond the Dean's Office
Triage in the Trenches of the Legal Writing Course: The Theory and Methodology of
Analytical Critique
by Daniel L. Barnett
Life as a Law School Chief Operating Officer: How Many Hats Do You Wear?
by George W. Prigge
Comments
Sanctioning Lawlessness: The Need to Apply Whistleblower and Wrongful Discharge Protections
to Members of Limited Liability Companies
by Stephanie Buck
When Law Enforcement and Medicine Overlap: The Community Caretaker Exception and the
Right to Refuse Medical Treatment
by Paul C. Redrup
Right-to-Refuse Warnings: A Minority's Crusade for Justice
by Kate Schuyler