Table of Contents: American legal realism and empirical social science /

Main Author:	Schlegel, John Henry, (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Series:	Studies in legal history
Subjects:	Jurisprudence > Research > United States > History. Jurisprudence > Methodology. > United States Law > Methodology. > United States Social sciences > Research > United States > History. POLITICAL SCIENCE > Government > Judicial Branch. LAW > Legal Services. LAW > Civil Procedure. LAW > Administrative Law & Regulatory Practice. HISTORY > General. > United States Jurisprudence > Methodology. Jurisprudence > Research. Law > Methodology. Social sciences > Research. United States.
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Table of Contents:

Legal science, social science, and professional identity
Empirical legal research at Yale: Charles E. Clark and William O. Douglas
Empirical legal research at Yale: the singular case of Underhill Moore
Empirical legal research at Johns Hopkins: Walter Wheeler Cook and his friends
Empirical legal research since World War II: the reinvention of the square wheel
Afterword: on the history of intellectuals, including lawyers.