Framing the Problem & Building Your Arguments: Law Review Launchpad — Is Part 2 of a 3-Part series that takes participants from working thesis to full scholarly architecture. The first half focuses on writing a compelling introduction and constructing a detailed Act I outline. The second half introduces multi-dimensional argument construction through the DEAR framework and the Scholarly CREACC method.
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Joseph F. Rice School of Law, University of South Carolina
Etienne C. Toussaint is a private law scholar whose work explores the historical development of poverty, food insecurity, and environmental injustice within the U.S. political economy. Drawing on critical legal theory, his scholarship examines the intersection of race, culture, and modern social movements in challenging private law’s structuring of the economy. He teaches Contracts, Business Associations, Law and Political Economy, and Critical Legal History at the University of South Carolina's Joseph F. Rice School of Law. For advice on a career in academia, visit www.thetenuretrack.com.