Theory, Identity, Vocation: Three Models of Christian Legal Scholarship

POlitical theOry as a VOcatiOn

The purpose of this paper is to sketch some of the implications, prospective and retrospective, of the primacy of method in the present study of politics and to do it by way of a contrast, which is deliberately heightened, but hopefully not caricatured, between the vocation of the “methodist”1 and the vocation of the theorist. My discussion will be centered around the kinds of activity involved...

Intellectual Voyeurism in Legal Scholarship

Bounded Rationality and Legal Scholarship

Legal Scholarship and the Practice of Law

Redirecting Legal Scholarship in Law Schools