Courtesy of the new "Roundtable" feature from the Vanderbilt Law Review.

...but you won't be able to resist.

There are a few paragraphs here about these interviews you might want to review. It's clearly a tighter year than usual on the academic job market, though the situation is clearly better in academic law than in other fields.

Its Dean, James Hathaway (who is on leave from Michigan), has resigned after only 18 months, and the faculty is in an uproar over a proposed reorganization of the faculty (part of broader financial and administrative adjustments at Melbourne, that...

A philosophy student posed the question, which I take up on the philosophy blog. It's perhaps worth adding here that every credible candidate with a jurisprudence specialization on the law teaching market now has done some graduate work in...