LibGuides: Antitrust Law: Additional Writing & Research Resources

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Academic Writing Resources

Academic Legal Writing by Eugene Volokh
Call Number: KF250 .V65 2016
Publication Date: 2016
Designed to help law students research, write, and publish law review articles and seminar papers. Available on Reserve at the Circulation Desk.
The Legal Scholar's Guidebook by Elizabeth E. Berenguer
Call Number: KF250 .B47 2020
Publication Date: 2020
Provides information on topic selection, research and writing checklists, and more. Designed more for faculty than for law students, but still quite valuable. Available on Reserve at the Circulation Desk.
Scholarly Writing for Law Students by Elizabeth Fajans; Mary Falk
Call Number: https://utklawlib.on.worldcat.org/v2/oclc/979562907
Publication Date: 2017
Teaches law students to write scholarly papers for seminars and law reviews. Available on Reserve at the Circulation Desk.
Scholarly Writing: Ideas, Examples, and Execution by Jessica Wherry; Kristen Murray
Call Number: KF250 .C52 - 3d floor stacks
Publication Date: 2019
Most law schools now require upper-level students to write a sophisticated legal research paper on a topic of their choice. Students often struggle through the scholarly writing process, from finding a topic to polishing a final paper, and many never fully develop and defend a thesis. Scholarly Writing : Ideas, Examples, and Execution offers a lifeline to students, guiding them through the process of constructing their legal research papers from start to finish.

Expository Writing Training - Canvas
All UT Law students currently enrolled in an expository writing class should be members of this training class on Canvas. If you do not see it on your Canvas dashboard, or this link does not work for you, reach out to a UT Law Librarian or the Records Office for assistance.

Business and Economics Resources from Hodges Library
Aggregation of business, company, and economics databases.
Getting Started With Company Research
Extensive explainer from Hodges Library, with links to many useful databases. You should have access to all of these as a UT student, but may need to log in with your Net ID and password.
Datasets and Statistics Resources
Compilation of 55 databases of statistics and datasets. You may need to create an account with your UT email to access certain listed databases.
Guide to Business and Industry Research
Guide to using Hodges' resources to locate industry information, statistics, analyst reports, trade associations, and more.
JSTOR
Multidisciplinary collection of selected scholarly materials in humanities, social sciences, and sciences. To focus on economic research, select Advanced Search, scroll down to Journal Filter and select disciplines such as Business, Economics, and Finance.
EconLit
Comprehensive index to scholarly economics literature.
Statista
Statistics, reports, and market outlooks to analyze consumer data and related markets. A limited version can be accessed by creating a free account.