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Mississippi Law Journal Honors Coe, Siedler, and Phillips with Awards
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Mississippi Law Journal Honors Stack, Morrison, and Kast with Awards
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The Mississippi Law Journal Honors Baria, Beavers, and House with Awards
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On Belonging: A Tribute to Professor Len Rubinowitz
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A Tribute to Professor Brian C. Murchison
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Professors and Company Law: Implications for Academic Freedom
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Dedication to Professor Len Rubinowitz Upon His Retirement
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The commercialisation of the celebrity brand and the exploitation thereof
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A Tribute to Professor Leonard S. Rubinowitz: “Just Call Me Len”
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Teacher, Mentor, Scholar, Friend: A Tribute to Professor Len Rubinowitz
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Lessons Learned from Palestinian Law Professors about Transfer of Learning
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The Transformation of an Academic Discipline: Law Professors in the Past and Future (or Toy Story Too)
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African theatre in performance: a festschrift in honour of Martin Banham
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Pension Trust Investment in Nigeria – Celebrating the Sea Change Wrought by the Pension Reform Act
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Character merchandising and the celebrity in South African law
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Creating Wise Classroms to Empower Diverse Law Students: Lessons in Pedagogy from Transformative Law Professors
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TAKING IT BACK TO THE FUTURE: BEST TEACHING PRACTICES FROM A 20TH CENTURY LAW PROFESSOR FOR THE 21ST CENTURY UNDERGRADUATE LAW STUDENT
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The Paradox of Continuing Risk
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Celebrating the Transformational Leadership of Professor Olufemi Peters in Advancing the African Council for Distance Education (ACDE)
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Continuity of Government and the Separation of Powers Doctrine
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Honor, Legacy, and the Path Forward
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A Continuous Body: Ongoing Conversations About Women and Legal Education
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U.S. v. Washington: Considering the Continuing Injunction of the Boldt Decision
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Discretionary (In)Justice Continued: Discretion as a Tool to Deny Asylum
