Of course, still off the list serve -- thanks Ed. You are so kind! And
in return, I do hope you folks at Penn appreciate the fact that U of
Toronto is sending its Dean of Law to you to help out -- Provost or
something like that?

Sally

Swaine, Edward wrote:

>       Dear Sally,
>       I would gladly have provided you with my bibliography, crappy or
>otherwise, if you'd only asked.  Will send shortly.  Thanks for keeping
>this off the listserve!
>       Best,
>       Ed
>
>       -----Original Message-----
>From: Academy of Legal Studies in Business (ALSB) Talk
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>Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 1:01 PM
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: question
>
>       OK -- I know I'm going to start a fight. But can anyone please
>advise
>       when law writers elected to write academic articles without
>       bibliographies and why?  Please note, I am not commenting on the
>       absolutely ridiculous number of footnotes (tho' my frustration re
>       bibliographies or lack thereof has something to do with reading
>300 plus
>       endnotes in a crappy article to try to determine whether certain
>       articles were cited.)
>
>       Sally
>
>