Books
January 20, 2005
Legal publishing is certainly an, er, interesting market. Casebooks are expensive, because the market for them is relatively small-- it is limited only to law students. Outside of school, these texts are only marginally useful.
Somehow, this semester I managed to register only for classes that have large and expensive casebooks. In previous semesters this year and last, at least two courses eschewed the textbook for draft texts, course packs and ad hoc collections of cases and materials. Not so in this final semester.
Time to go sell some of last year's casebooks so as to reclaim some shelf space...
Edit to add: Only one of the books in this photo is for a class I am currently taking. The first person to guess deduce which book is for a class in which I am currently enrolled and post that in the comments will win a fabulous prize from the AndrewRaff.com prize closet...
My guess, based on nothing but the book's location, is Corporations..
Posted by: flawd logic on January 21, 2005 11:10 PMNope, not Corporations... The arrangement of the books on that one shelf is merely the result of staging for a better photo...
Posted by: Andrew on January 22, 2005 01:00 PMThen we shall need further clues.
Posted by: flawd logic on January 26, 2005 12:09 AMPossibly Administrative Law?
I know you had election law with Gora last semester.
Posted by: Cuz on January 27, 2005 03:42 PMOr maybe Trademark and Unfair Comp. I think they're offering that this semster too.
Posted by: cuz on January 27, 2005 03:45 PM