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Established in 2011, the Empirical Research Caucus (ERC) provides a forum for sharing knowledge, building professional networks, and working collaboratively on issues broadly related to empirical legal research.

Goals

  • Encourage law librarians to expand their knowledge of recent developments in the field of empirical legal studies
  • Increase law librarian literacy in statistics and empirical methods
  • Encourage empirical research scholarship on topics important to libraries
  • Maintain a repository of librarian-authored publications about empirical research
  • Partner with AALL Special Interest Sections to support programming and professional development opportunities on empirical research
  • Provide a forum for sharing knowledge and best practices regarding the provision of empirical research support services to law library patrons
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    Information

    For more information about the Empirical Research Caucus, please contact either of the following individuals:

    RESOURCES

    Research Guides:

    Empirical Research Guide by Alissa Black-Dorward, Fordham University Law Library

    Statistical & Empirical Legal Studies Research Guide, by Georgetown Law Library


    Journal Articles:

    ELS Bibliography Database by UCLA Law

    Journal of Empirical Legal Studies


    Blogs:

    Empirical Legal Studies

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