Research, Writing and Getting Published

Last updated: December 3, 2007

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Web Sites

  1. Walter Owen Book Prize
    http://www.cba.org/CBA/Awards/walter_owen/
  2. Law for the Future Fund (Canadian Bar Association)
    http://www.cba.org/CBA/LFFF/Main/
  3. Research Opportunities (Office of Research Administration, York University)
    http://www.yorku.ca/oraweb/

Books and Articles

  1. Nancy Levit, "Scholarship advice for new law professors in the electronic age"
    Widener Law Journal 16(3):947-962 (Dec 2007)
    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw
  2. Robert M. Jarvis and Phyllis Coleman, "Ranking law reviews by author prominence - ten years later"
    Law Library Journal 99(3):572-588 (Summer 2007)
    PER L371    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw
  3. Christian C. Day, "The case for professionally-edited law reviews"
    Ohio Northern University Law Review 33(2):563-593 (Spring 2007)
    PER OH35    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw
  4. Michael J. Madison, "The idea of the law review: scholarship, prestige and open access"
    Lewis & Clark Law Review 10(4):901-924 (Winter 2006)
    PER L577    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  5. Matthew T. Bodie, "Open Access in Law Teaching: A New Approach to Legal Education"
    Lewis & Clark Law Review 10(4):885-898 (Winter 2006)
    PER L577    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  6. Ann Bartow, "Open access, law copyrights, dominance and subordination"
    Lewis & Clark Law Review 10(4):869-884 (Winter 2006)
    PER L577    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  7. Lawrence B. Solum, "Download it while it's hot: open access and legal scholarship"
    Lewis & Clark Law Review 10(4):841-867 (Winter 2006)
    PER L577    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  8. Olufunmilayo B. Arewa, "Open Access in a Closed Universe: Lexis, Westlaw, Law Schools, and the Legal Information Market"
    Lewis & Clark Law Review 10(4):797-839 (Winter 2006)
    PER L577    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  9. Jessica Litman, "The economics of open access law publishing"
    Lewis & Clark Law Review 10(4):779-795 (Winter 2006)
    PER L577    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  10. Dan Hunter, "Open access to infinite content (or 'in praise of law reviews')"
    Lewis & Clark Law Review 10(4):761-778 (Winter 2006)
    PER L577    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  11. Michael Carroll, "The movement for open access law"
    Lewis & Clark Law Review 10(4):741-760 (Winter 2006)
    PER L577    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  12. Joseph Scott Miller, "Foreword: Why Open Access to Scholarship Matters"
    Lewis & Clark Law Review 10(4):733-739 (Winter 2006)
    PER L577    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  13. Dan Hunter, "Walled gardens [open access to legal scholarship]"
    Washington and Lee Law Review 62(2):607-640 (Spring 2005)
    PER W27    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  14. Peter Page, "Law reviews' new gospel: keep it short"
    The National Law Journal (Feb 28, 2005)
    LegalTrac
  15. Emily Sherwin, "Why We Write: Reflections on Legal Scholarship"
    San Diego Law Review 41(4):1739-1740 (Fall 2004)
    PER SA51    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  16. Theodore Eisenberg, "Why Do Empirical Legal Scholarship"
    San Diego Law Review 41(4):1741-1746 (Fall 2004)
    PER SA51    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  17. Steven D. Smith, "Legal Scholarship as Resistance to Science"
    San Diego Law Review 41(4):1775-1782 (Fall 2004)
    PER SA51    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  18. Kimberly A. Yuracko, "Writing Highs and Lows"
    San Diego Law Review 41(4):1783-1786 (Fall 2004)
    PER SA51    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  19. Lee Epstein and Gary King, "Building an infrastructure for empirical research in the law"
    Journal of Legal Education 53(3):311-320 (Sept 2003)
    PER J283    SFX link resolver    Hein
  20. Constance Backhouse, "Revisiting the Arthurs Report twenty years later"
    Canadian Journal of Law and Society 18(1):33-44 (Spring 2003)
    PER J283    SFX link resolver    Hein
  21. Roderick A. Macdonald, "Still 'Law' and still 'Learning'?"
    Canadian Journal of Law and Society 18(1):5-31 (Spring 2003)
    PER J283    SFX link resolver    Hein
  22. Emily Grant, "Toward a deeper understanding of legal research and writing as a developing profession"
    Vermont Law Review 27(2):371-378 (Winter 2003)
    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  23. Michael Heise, "The past, present, and future of empirical legal scholarship: judicial decision making and the new empiricism"
    University of Illinois Law Review 2002(4):819-850 (Fall 2002)
    PER UN592    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  24. Thomas S. Ulen, "A Nobel Prize in legal science: theory, empirical work, and the scientific method in the study of law"
    University of Illinois Law Review 2002(4):875-920 (Fall 2002)
    PER UN592    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  25. Mark Voorhees, "The human faces behind headnotes"
    American Lawyer 24(9):S25 (September 2002)
    SFX link resolver
  26. Lee Epstein and Gary King, "The rules of inference [Empirical Research and the Goals of Legal Scholarship]"
    University of Chicago Law Review 69(1):1-151 (Winter 2002)
    PER UN465    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  27. Erik M. Jensen, "Reflections on editing a journal for law teachers"
    Wyoming Law Review 2(1):119-125 (Winter 2002)
    PER W975    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Hein
  28. Bruce Ryder, "The past and future of Canadian generalist law journals"
    Alberta Law Review 39(3):625-639 (November 2001)
    PER AL142    SFX link resolver    Hein
  29. Symeon C. Symeonides, "On deaning, writing, and roses [law school deans and scholarly writing]"
    University of Toledo Law Review 33(1):217-9 (Fall 2001)
    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  30. Neil W. Hamilton, "The ethics of peer review in the academic and legal professions"
    South Texas Law Review 42(2):227-300 (Spring 2001)
    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  31. Eric A. Chiappinelli, "Definite articles: using the law review article type indicator (R) to make law review publishing decisions"
    William and Mary Law Review 42(2):559 (December 2000)
    PER W673    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  32. Nathan H. Saunders, "Student-edited law reviews: reflections and responses of an inmate"
    Duke Law Journal 49(6):1663 (April 2000)
    PER D886    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  33. Dan Subotnik and Glen Lazar, "Deconstructing the rejection letter: a look at elitism in article selection"
    Journal of Legal Education 49(4):601-613 (December 1999)
    PER J283    SFX link resolver    Hein
  34. Howard A. Denemark, "The death of law reviews has been predicted: what might be lost when the last law review shuts downs?"
    Seton Hall Law Review 27(1):1-32 (Winter 1997)
    PER SE77    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  35. Mark A. Whitt, "Epilogue: are we the last? [future of law reviews]"
    Akron Law Review 30(2):321-323 (Winter 1996)
    PER AK73    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  36. Bernard J. Hibbitts, "Yesterday once more: skeptics, scribes and the demise of law reviews"
    Akron Law Review 30(2):267-319 (Winter 1996)
    PER AK73    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  37. William G. Ross, "Scholarly legal monographs: advantages of the road less taken"
    Akron Law Review 30(2):259-266 (Winter 1996)
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  38. Henry H. Perritt Jr., "Reassessing Professor Hibbitts's requiem for law reviews"
    Akron Law Review 30(2):255-258 (Winter 1996)
    PER AK73    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  39. Trotter Hardy, "Review of Hibbitts's 'Last Writes?'"
    Akron Law Review 30(2):249-254 (Winter 1996)
    PER AK73    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  40. Thomas R. Bruce, "Swift, modest proposals, babies and bathwater: are Hibbitts's "Writes" right?"
    Akron Law Review 30(2):243-248 (Winter 1996)
    PER AK73    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  41. Gregory E. Maggs, "Self-publication on the Internet and the future of law reviews"
    Akron Law Review 30(2):237-242 (Winter 1996)
    PER AK73    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  42. Richard Delgado, "Eliminate the "middle man"? [placing legal scholarship on Internet without editorial control]"
    Akron Law Review 30(2):233-235 (Winter 1996)
    PER AK73    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  43. Howard Denemark, "How valid is the often-repeated accusation that there are too many legal articles and too many law reviews?"
    Akron Law Review 30(2):215-232 (Winter 1996)
    PER AK73    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  44. David A. Rier, "The future of legal scholarship and scholarly communication: publication in the age of cyberspace"
    Akron Law Review 30(2):183-213 (Winter 1996)
    PER AK73    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  45. Bernard J. Hibbitts, "Last writes: re-assessing the law review in the age of cyberspace"
    Akron Law Review 30(2):175-182 (Winter 1996)
    PER AK73    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  46. Bernard J. Hibbitts, "Last writes? Reassessing the law review in the age of cyberspace" New York University Law Review 71(3):615-688 (June 1996)
    PER AK73    SFX link resolver    LexisNexis    Westlaw    Hein
  47. Robert H. Abrams, "Sing muse: legal scholarship for new law teachers"
    Journal of Legal Education 37(1):1-13 (March 1987)
    PER J283    SFX link resolver    Hein
  48. Mary Kay Kane, "Some thoughts on scholarship for beginning teachers"
    Journal of Legal Education 37(1):14-19 (March 1987)
    PER J283    SFX link resolver    Hein
  49. Aviam Soifer, "MuSings [legal scholarship for new law teachers]"
    Journal of Legal Education 37(1):20-25 (March 1987)
    PER J283    SFX link resolver    Hein
  50. David H. Kaye and Ira Mark Ellman, "The pitfalls of empirical research: studying faculty publication studies"
    Journal of Legal Education 36(1):24-34 (March 1986)
    PER J283    SFX link resolver    Hein
  51. Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, Consultative Group on Research and Education in Law, Law and learning: report
    (Ottawa: The Council, 1982)
    KF 272 S6596 1982
  52. Alice Janisch, Profile of published legal research
    (Ottawa: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, 1982)
    KF 272 S665
  53. John S. McKennirey, Sources of support for legal research: a staff report prepared for the Consultative Group on Research and Education in Law
    (Ottawa: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, 1982)
    KF 272 S6698 1982


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