See 2015 example @atlblog of student law review withdrawing arti. accusing lefty profs of being islamist 5th column http://abovethelaw.com/2015/08/law-journal-apologizes-for-article-about-executing-law-professors-he-resigns/ …
I suspect we will see the @EmoryLaw faculty or administration get involved with this before too long. https://twitter.com/Yair_Rosenberg/status/693904867677597697 …
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@rickhasen The former Articles Editor in me doesn't want to believe this is real. Does SSRN require proof before you list as "forthcoming"? -
@rickhasen But then again, specialty law journals are often desperate for articles. Still.
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@rickhasen@EmoryLaw@Yair_Rosenberg big question is why law profs put up with this terrible publishing system. -
@rickhasen@EmoryLaw@Yair_Rosenberg every other academic field has peer review. For all its problems, a much better system for academics.
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