Some readers might be interested in the report on Anglophone graduate programs in philosophy I orchestrate (and which is published by Blackwell), which is based on surveys of more than 300 philosophers around the world. The most recent edition was released last month. As you'll see, while some top philosophy departments are at universities with top law schools, many are not.
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