“Academic historians may find this to be a ridiculous question, as books are ‘the coin of the realm’ among professional historians. But among the law professors, the traditional medium of academic discourse has been articles in law reviews. While publishing academic books has become far more common in recent years, it’s still the case that many prominent legal academics never write a book, and have no desire to …” (more)
[David Bernstein, Legal History Blog, 2 May]