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Table of contents
- 1.1. Sample Pages
- 1.2. Testimonials
- 2. For Faculty
- 3. Adoptions
| If you want to know what makes this book unique, start by reading What's New. Sample PagesIf you're interested in the Casebook, here are some preview
documents from the 3rd edition (2009) (available for Spring 2009 semester).
TestimonialsHere’s what real faculty have to say about the casebook: The bottom line is that this casebook is surprisingly useful even for nonlaw students. And I would encourage faculty teaching outside of law schools to consider adopting it in their classes. Prof. David Vest, For FacultyReview Copy + Teacher’s ManualAn extensive 200 page Teacher’s Manual for the third edition is available from Foundation. You can order this and a comp. copy of the Casebook from Foundation's website. Password Protected SiteIf you are a faculty member who has adopted my text, I encourage you to contact me to gain access to a secure website with additional teaching materials. To sign up, please send me an e-mail (kang@law.ucla.edu) with the following information. (You can cut and paste the following text into the body of the e-mail, then fill in the requested information.)
| AdoptionsSince its initial release in 2001, the casebook has been used at the following institutions:
I especially invite new teachers to consider using this teachable casebook. The Teacher’s Manual is extensive, and I am always responsive to any questions and suggestions. * If you’re not teaching at a law school, you’re not alone. The starred entries indicate non-law school adoptions. |
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