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: Legal History BlogWhy Not More Co-Authoring?
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Readers of this Blog will be well aware of a potential danger in doing interdisciplinary scholarship: namely, not being fully versed in each of the pertinent disciplines. We can all point to examples of legal scholarship demonstrating a poor understanding of the relevant history, or of historical scholarship with a poor understanding of the workings of the law (in the period under study).AFull post as published by Legal History Blog on August 05, 2010 (boomark / email).
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