About TLB

  • Philip Jessup proposed the idea of a transnational law course. His vision of the subject was broad, including public and private international law; state and non-state actors; business, administrative, and political affairs; as well as negotiation and litigation. Inspired by his idea, TLB is only constrained by its pursuit to address all law transcending national frontiers.

TLB Call For Bloggers

  • If you have a committed interest in transnational issues and you're a law student, then you should consider writing for TLB. Please contact Travis Hodgkins if you're interested.

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November 28, 2007

TLB is One of The Top 100 Law Blogs

TLB has been selected by the ABA Law Journal as one of the top 100 blogs by lawyers for lawyers. We are now in a competition for a top spot in one of the 12 subcategories and we need your vote! Please click on the graphic or click here and vote for TLB. We ask that you please vote at least once and we besiege you to vote often!

The ABA Law Journal did a feature on TLB during the summer entitled, Law Blogs Can Be a Successful Strategy for Jobseekers (pdf), which discussed accomplishments of some of TLB's authors.

And while you're at it, vote for China Law Blog, which is written by two of the partners at Harris & Moure, pllc, the firm I worked at last summer in Shanghai. Their blog on China is the best and it deserves your vote! To vote for China Law Blog click here.

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According to the site, you can only vote in each category once, so perhaps you should call truce to the siege :-)

Onward! It's going to be a long month of mass emails and visits to random computer labs! Perhaps I shouldn't let the cat out of the bag, but a person can vote more than once if they use a different computer or a different web browser.

A little East Bay vs. San Francisco competition shouldn't intimidate you folks at Boalt! However, we are completely different blogs, it seems strange to pit us against one another. Nuts & Boalts had some interesting posts awhile back about Professor John Yoo and protesters disrupting his class. Keep up the good work over there...I'm probably going to stop by some of your computer labs over the weekend and vote for my blog.

Congratulations and good luck!!

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