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Seeking to develop a rigorous, genuinely interdisciplinary approach to the empirical study of law.

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General Readings on New Legal Realism

New Legal Realism Research on Judicial Behavior

New Legal Realism Research on Discrimination

New Legal Realism Research on Global Law

New Legal Realism Research on the Legal Profession

New Legal Realism and Comparative Insitutional Analysis

NLR Scholarship in Action: Larson on the Colonia Project

NLR Working Papers

New! NLR Working Papers Series 2

NLR Working Papers Series 1 (2007-2011)
Authors include Hanoch Dagan; Gregory Shaffer; Michael McCann; Brian Leiter; Eileen Braman and J. Mitchell Pickerill, Victoria Nourse & Gregory Shaffer; Stewart Macaulay; Elizabeth Mertz; David Wilkins

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DISCUSSIONS AND TRANSLATIONS OF NEW LEGAL REALIST SCHOLARSHIP WITHIN THE UNITED STATES AND AROUND THE WORLD

Kitty Calavita: American Sociological Association Law Section Chair’s Column
AMICI, Newsletter of the Sociology of Law Section of the ASA Fall 2006 (Vol. 13:2), pp. 1-3

Thomas Mitchell & Elizabeth Mertz: The Empirical Turn in the Legal Academy: A New Legal Realist Perspective
Law & Society Newsletter November 2006, pp. 4-5

NLR TRANSLATIONS:

Stewart Macaulay: The New Versus The Old Legal Realism: Things Ain't What They Used to Be

*Translated in Chinese by Fan Yu (Renmin University of China, Beijing) in 24 Tribune of Political Science and Law (Journal of China University of Political Science and Law), No. 4, at 54 (2006).

*Also in Chinese in China Legal Science, No. 4, at 38 (2006)

*In Japanese: Translated by Yasuhiro Yamaguchi in 13 Toin Law Review, No. 1 (2006).