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Legal Theory at the Edge - A Review of Andrew Altman's 'Critical Legal Studies: A Liberal Critique'
Critical Legal Studies began in the mid-1970s. Its early exponents largely congregated on the Harvard Law School faculty, a situation that would later lead to much-publicized battles over faculty appointments and other policies. While they may have lost most of those battles, CLS scholars soon put c
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