Not (Just) A Clinical Lawyer-Journal?
Phyllis Goldfarb * Randy Hertz ** and Michael Pinard ***
A Man of “Ubuntu”: A South African Colleague’s Tribute to Stephen Ellmann
Penelope Andrews
Beyond the Disorienting Moment
Jane H. Aiken
The Poverty of Clinical Canonic Texts
Anthony V. Alfieri
Critical Theory and Clinical Stance
Wendy A. Bach and Sameer M. Ashar
The Death of a Clinic
Warren Binford
Advancing a Broader View of Clinical Scholarship
Richard A. Boswell
The Diversity Imperative Revisited: Racial and Gender Inclusion in Clinical Law Faculty
CLEA Committee for Faculty Equity and Inclusion
The Clinical Law Review at 25—What Hath We Wrought?
Robert D. Dinerstein
How My Practical Immigration Experiences Impacted Clinical Immigration Law: the Colorado Experience as an Example
Cecelia M. Espenoza
The Future of Clinical Legal Scholarship
Michele Gilman
Braiding the Strands of Narrative and Critical Reflection with Critical Theory and Lawyering Practice
Carolyn Grose & Margaret E. Johnson
How Clinical Scholarship Impacted the Family Defense Clinic
Martin Guggenheim
Challenges to Legal Education, Clinical Legal Education, and Clinical Scholarship
Reflections on Elitism after the Closing of a Clinic: Pedagogy, Justice and Scholarship
Clinical Legal Education and the Replication of Hierarchy
Minna J. Kotkin
Clinical Scholarship and Scholarship by Clinicians
Katherine R. Kruse
Accidental Scholar: Navigating Academia as a Clinician and Reflecting on Intergenerational Change
Binny Miller
Weaving Threads of Clinical Legal Scholarship into the First-year Curriculum:
How the Clinical Law Movement Is Strengthening the Fabric of Legal Education
Kimberly E. O’Leary
The Emergence and Influence of Transactional Practice Within Clinical Scholarship
Paul R. Tremblay
Strengthening the International Clinical Scholarly Community: Opportunities for the Clinical Law Review and Beyond
Leah Wortham