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The Santa Clara Law Review is a legal periodical edited by the law students of Santa Clara University and is the only legal periodical officially sponsored by the Santa Clara University Law School Administration.

Current Issue: Volume 58 (2018-2019), Number 3 (2019)

Articles

LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT IN LAW SCHOOLS: MYTHS, PRINCIPLES, AND PRACTICES
Barry Z. Posner

PREPARING LEADERS: THE EVOLUTION OF A FIELD AND THE STRESSES OF LEADERSHIP
Deborah L. Rhode

LAWYERS, LEADERSHIP, AND INNOVATION
Donald J. Polden

THE THREE AGES OF MODERN AMERICAN LAWYERING AND THE CURRENT CRISIS IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION AND LEGAL EDUCATION
Rachel F. Moran

CHARACTER AND FITNESS FOR LEADERSHIP: LEARNING INTERPERSONAL SKILLS
R. Lisle Baker

LAW STUDENT MOTIVATION, SATISFACTION, AND WELL-BEING: THE VALUE OF A LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CURRICULUM
Douglas A. Blaze

LEADERSHIP OF SELF: EACH STUDENT TAKING OWNERSHIP OVER CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT/SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING
Neil Hamilton

LAW SCHOOL LEADERSHIP AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT FOR DEVELOPING LAWYERS
Louis D. Bilionis

TRAINING LAWYERS FOR LEADERSHIP: VITALLY IMPORTANT MISSION FOR THE FUTURE SUCCESS (AND MAYBE SURVIVAL) OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION AND OUR DEMOCRACY
Leah Witcher Jackson Teague