F. E. Guerra-Pujol, Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico; University of Central Florida, has published A Plea to Adam Smith Scholars. Here is the abstract.
My plea to Adam Smith scholars is this: stop citing Adam Smith’s Lectures on
Hedgehogs and Foxes
Hedgehogs and Foxes, published by Christine Corcos, explores historical and contemporary legal topics with a focus on cultural, social, and gender dimensions within the law. The blog discusses subjects such as the role of oaths and vows in Tudor England, the depiction of artificial intelligence in media and its legal implications, citation practices in legal scholarship, and the history of women judges in the United States. It also covers legal dramas and their portrayal of law firms and legal practice. The content reflects interdisciplinary approaches, combining legal history, gender studies, media analysis, and legal citation critique.
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Davis On “That’s What She Said”: Using “The Office” to Teach Hostile Work Environment Law
Wade Davis, Minnesota State University, Mankato, Department of Accounting and Business Law, has published “That’s What She Said”: Using “The Office” to Teach Hostile Work Environment Law at 34 Southern Law Journa 157 (2024). Here is the abstract.
This article…
Smith on The “First-Year Law Student” in Legal Rhetoric
Michael L. Smith, University of Oklahoma College of Law, is publishing The “First-Year Law Student” in Legal Rhetoric in volume 23 of Legal Communication & Rhetoric: JALWD (2026). Here is the abstract.
This article explores the surprising variety of roles…