The Most‐Cited Legal Books Published Since 1978

Fred R. Shapiro

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This study enumerates the 50 most‐cited American legal books published since 1978, based on citations in scholarly literature. The 20 most‐cited practitioneroriented treatises and student‐oriented texts for the same time period are also listed. Two further tables rank the post‐1978 British legal books most cited in the Social Sciences Citation Index and the post‐1978 nonlegal books most cited in legal periodicals.

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