Legal Theory Calendar
- Monday, November 14
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Columbia Legal Theory Workshop: David Sklansky of University of California at Berkeley, “Democratic Policing Inside and Out”
Boston College Law: William H. Simon, Arthur Levitt Professor of Law, Columbia University Law School & William W. and Gertrude H. Saunders Professor of Law, Stanford University School of Law.
George Washington IP Speakers Series: Peter P. Swire, Ohio State University, “Security Market: Competitive and Security Incentives for Disclosure of Data”
Georgetown Environmental Research Workshop: Jody Freeman, Harvard Law School, “Modular Environmental Regulation”.
London School of Economics: Doug MacLean (Chapel Hill), Must Environmental Ethics be Anthropocentric?
NYU Law: Rochelle Dreyfuss
Oxford Centre for Socio-Legal Studies: Barbara Hudson, Security, Citizenship and the Law: regulating boundaries: Justice, community and “risky citizenship” : principles of justice for divided society
UCLA Law: Professor Yuen Huo, UCLA, Department of Psychology, Authority Relations in the Context of Diversity: A Social Psychological Perspective
University of Alabama Law: Kent Greenfield, Boston College School of Law, Military Recruiting, Law Schools, and the First Amendment
University of Minnesota Public Law: Don Herzog, University of Michigan Law School, The Kerr Principle, State Action, and Legal Rights.
University of Texas Law: Siva Vaidhyanathan, “The Googlization of Everything”
Vanderbilt Law & Business Workshop: Steve Choi, New York University School of Law, “The Market Penalty for Mutual Fund Scandals”
Tuesday, November 15
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University of Illinois Law: Laura Rosenbury, Between Home and School.
George Mason Law: Josh Wright, George Mason, Measuring the Impact of Slotting Allowances on Consumer Welfare.
Georgetown Law: Carrie Menkel Meadow, Georgetown, “What’s Fair in Love and War? A Study of Professional Variations in Ethics”
University of Colorado Law, The 32nd Annual Austin N. Scott Jr. Memorial Lecture: Phil Weiser, Telecom’s Brave New World.
Lewis & Clark Law: Richard Brooks, Associate Professor of Law, Yale Race and Uncertainty.
Oxford Intellectual Property Research Centre: Alison Brimelow, Intellectual Property in the New Millennium: Is the IP System Working? Some Observations
University College, London, Law Faculty: Colm O’Cinneide (UCL), ‘Poverty and Human Rights: The Law as Tool of Social Change’
University of Chicago Law & Economics: Paul Mahoney, Virginia Law School (with Jianping Mei, Stern School of Business, NYU), Mandatory versus Contractual Disclosure: Evidence from the 1930s
Vanderbilt Law: Bob Rasmussen, Vanderbilt Law School, “Empirically Bankrupt”
Wednesday, November 16
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Institute of Philosophy Conference and Seminar Series (London): Terrence Horgan (Arizona), Cognitivist Expressivism.
Northwestern Law & Economics: Henry Smith, Professor of Law, Yale University, “Modularity in Contracts: Boilerplate and Information Flow“
University College London, Mellon Foundation: Lasse Thomassen (Limerick), The Inclusion of the Other? Habermas on Tolerance
University College London, School of Public Policy: Matthew Cramer (Cambridge), Dimensions of Objectivity in Law
NYU Legal History: Richard Primus, Visiting Professor, NYU School of Law, “The Riddle of Hiram Revels: Retroactivity and the Civil War”
Ohio State Center for Interdisciplinary Law & Policy Studies: Conference, Building Democracy Through Online Citizen Deliberation.
Oxford Centre for Criminology: Didier Bigo, European Liberty and Security: What is at stake?
University of Georgia Law: Olufunmilayo B. Arewa (Case Western Reserve University), “Piracy,” Borrowing and Global Intellectual Property Frameworks: History, Hierarchies and Conceptions of Culture
University of Toronto Tax & Law and Economics Series: Edward J. McCaffery
University of Southern California, Starving the Beast: The Psychology of Budget Deficits
University of Toronto Globalization, Law & Justice Workshop Series: Harry Arthurs, Osgoode Hall Law School, The Role of Global Law Firms in Constructing or Obstructing a Transnational Regime of Labour Law
Thursday, November 17
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University of Illinois Legal History: Willy Forbath (University of Texas), “The Morality of Borders: Race, Liberalism, and National Identity in the Law and Politics of European Immigration, 1882-1924”
Oxford Jurisprudence Discussion Group: John Stanton-Ife, Harm and Autonomy
NYU Colloquium in Legal, Political and Social Philosophy: Liam Murphy, Morality and the Concept of Law Link fixed!
Boston University Law: Daniela Caruso, “Private Law and State-Making in the Age of Globalization”.
Florida State Law: Tracy Higgins, Fordham University Law School.
Georgetown Intellectual Property: Brett Frischmann, Loyola Chicago, Evaluating the Demsetzian Trend in Copyright Law
Loyola University Chicago, Intellectual Infrastructure and Intellectual Property.
University of London School of Advanced Study: David Owens (School of Advanced Study), Duress, Deception and the Validity of a Promise
Loyola Los School, Los Angeles: Peter Blanck, “The Future of the Americans with Disabilities Act”
Ohio State Law: Milton C. Regan Jr. (Georgetown), “Eat What You Kill*
Oxford Trinity College Law Society: Hugh Laddie, “The Common Law – a system under stress”
University College, London, Law Faculty: Professor Bruno de Witte (European University Institute), ‘Promotion and Erosion of Cultural Diversity by European Union Law ’
University of Michigan Law & Economics: James Hines, Jr., Michigan Business School, Value-Added Taxes and International Trades: The Evidence
Yale Legal Theory Workshop: Jürgen Habermas, Johann Wolfgang Goethe University (Philosophy).
Brooklyn Law School: Eric M. Zolt (UCLA), Inequality and Taxation: Evidence from the Americas
University of North Dakota Law, Northern Plains Indian Law Center Speakers Series: Kirsten Matoy Carlson (Michigan), “Does Constitutional Change Matter? Canada’s Recognition of Aboriginal Title.”
Friday, November 18
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Georgetown International Human Rights Colloquium: Lori Fisler Damrosch, Columbia University School of Law, “Reflections on Medellin”
Washington University: Conference on the Rehnquist Court & the First Amendment
Fordlam Law: EXPLORING THE LIMITS: Recent Challenges to the Scope of IP Law.
UCLA Law: David M. Driesen, Angela R. Cooney Professor, Syracuse University College of Law, “Regulatory Reform: The New Lochnerism?“
Columbia Law School: Conference, Shareholder Democracy: Its Promises and Perils.
University of Georgia Law: Jedediah S. Purdy (Duke University), The American Transformation of Waste Doctrine: A Pluralist Interpretation
University of Texas Law: Seth Chandler, University of Houston, “The Network Structure of the Law”
Villanova Law: Marc Galanter, University of Wisconsin Law School