
- 240 pages
- English
- PDF
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
This detailed study of the lived experience of legal academics explores not only the culture of legal academia and the professional identities of law teachers, but also addresses some of the most pressing issues currently facing the discipline of law. Given the diverse nature of contemporary legal scholarship, where does the future lie? With traditional doctrinalism, socio-legal studies or critical scholarship? What does academic law have to offer its students, the legal profession and the wider society? How do legal academics 'embody' themselves as law teachers, and how does this affect the nature of the law they teach and study? In the context of the RAE, the QAA and all the other pressures facing universities, legal academics discuss the realities of contemporary legal academia in the UK.
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Table of contents
- Half Title Page
- Title Page
- Title verso
- Contents
- Preface
- 1. Studying Legal Academics
- 2. Legal Education and the Lived Experience of Legal Academics
- 3. Inhabiting the Discipline of Law
- 4. The Legal Academic Career
- 5. The Experience of Being a Legal Academic
- 6. Teaching and Research in the Legal Academy
- 7. Inside and Outside the Academic World: Administration, 'Networking' and the Impact of Higher Education Policy
- 8. Identity Matters
- 9. Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Index