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Of recommendations and findings -- Planning : securing and spending resources -- Contemporary costs and revenue -- Law school costs in university context -- Financial aid for students : recruitment -- Policies and practices relating to faculty appointment, promotions, tenure, and separation -- Faculty salaries -- Faculty retirement : retirement and disability benefits -- Teaching and other faculty work loads -- Effective instructional faculty -- Allowance of faculty leaves of absence -- Provision for financial needs of research -- Publication funds, apart from law reviews -- Provision of clerical and secretarial assistance -- Faculty responsibilities in administration and policy -- Law school participation in public affairs -- Administration of law school libraries -- Autonomy of law school administration

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Author
Association of American Law Schools. Special Committee on Law School Administration and University Relations.
Publisher
West Pub. Co., 1961.
Published
1961
Language
EN
Category
nonfiction

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