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    Nestor Davidson Among Most Cited Property Law Professors

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    By on December 17, 2015 Faculty, Law School News, News

    Nestor Davidson has been included in a list of the most cited property law professors, according to PropertyProf Blog. Davidson, who serves as Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Professor of Law, and Faculty Co-Director of the Fordham Urban Law Center, was listed as the 15th most cited property scholar overall and the 5th most cited property scholar under the age of 50.

    His two most cited articles are Standardization and Pluralism in Property Law and The Problem of Equality in Takings.

    Read details of the citation’s methodology.

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