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The Content of Authoritarian Constitutions
Oct 2011 Tom Ginsburg
The Tea Party and the Constitution
Oct 2011 Christopher Schmidt
Constitutional Review: Options for Afghanistan
Sep 2011 Tom Ginsburg
Constitutional Constraints on Executive Lawmaking
Sep 2011 Tom Ginsburg
Rule of Law: A Singapore Story
Aug 2011 Jothie Rajah
Property Rights in China: An Actuarial Theory
Jun 2011 Tom Ginsburg
Harm, Character, and Moral Emotion
May 2011 Janice Nadler
Moral Character, Motive, and the Psychology of Blame
Mar 2011 Janice Nadler
The Tea Party and the Constitution
Mar 2011 Christopher Schmidt
The Tea Party and the Constitution
Feb 2011 Christopher Schmidt
Figuring ‘the people’; Bordering ‘the nation’: APEC and Territories of Temporary Emergency
Dec 2010 Jothie Rajah
Colonial Continuities, National Inventions: ‘Race’, ‘Religion’ and ‘Law’ in Singapore
Dec 2010 Jothie Rajah
A(nother) Great Leap Forward: Authoritarian Rule-of-Law
Oct 2010 Jothie Rajah
Criminal Liability and the Role of Moral Character
Oct 2010 Janice Nadler
Moral Character and Blame
Aug 2010 Janice Nadler
Politics in Everyday Work: Motivations and Coping Strategies of Chinese Criminal Defense Lawyers.
Aug 2010 Terence Halliday, with Sida Liu
Political Liberalism as an Ethical Ideal: Have Lawyers' Struggles for Basic Legal Freedoms any Place in the Scholarship and Teaching of Legal Ethics?
Jul 2010 Terence Halliday, Linda Haller
Colonialism’s Legacies: Variations on the Theme of Political Liberalism in the British Post-Colony
Jul 2010 Terence Halliday, with Lucien Karpik
Gender Equality and Political Liberalism: Condition sine qua non?
Jul 2010 Terence Halliday, with Priya Alvarez
The Psychology of Blame
May 2010 Janice Nadler
The Public/Private Engagement in a Global Trade ‘Legislature’: The United Nations Commission on International Trade Law.
May 2010 Terence Halliday
International Organizations as Global Lawmakers
May 2010 Terence Halliday
Emergency and Difference: Political Liberalism and the Legal Complex in the Post-Colony
May 2010 Terence Halliday, Lucien Karpik
Antigone’s Two Laws: Greek Tragedy and the Future of Humanism
Mar 2010 Bonnie Honig
The Psychology of Blame
Mar 2010 Janice Nadler
“Ismene’s Forced Choice”
Mar 2010 Bonnie Honig
“Lex Through Text: Law, Culture and Humanities Scholars Discuss the Texts that Shape Their Scholarship”
Mar 2010 Bonnie Honig, William MacNeil, Karl Shoemaker, Kay Warren, George Pavlich
Antigone’s Two Laws: Greek Tragedy and the Future of Humanism
Mar 2010 Bonnie Honig
Life and Death Matters: Between Secular and Religious
Mar 2010 Bonnie Honig, Gregory Kaplan, Dept. of Religion, Rice University
Sarah Rebecca Roland Professor in Political Science Inaugural Lecture, "Antigone, Interrupted: Greek Tragedy and the Future of Humanism"
Feb 2010 Bonnie Honig
Henry Ford: Unmasking the Self-Made Myth
Dec 2009 Victoria Saker Woeste
SuperFreakonomics
Nov 2009 Steven D. Levitt
Turnout and Party Registration among Convicted Offenders during the 2008 Presidential Election
Nov 2009 Traci Burch
Criminology Confronts Genocide: Who’s Side Are You On?
Nov 2009 John Hagan
Diversity on the Jury: Impact, Sources, and Unresolved Issues
Oct 2009 Shari Seidman Diamond
Detective Fictions: Further Notes on Policing the Postcolony
Oct 2009 John Comaroff
From Lamentation to Logos: Antigone's Offensive Speech
Oct 2009 Bonnie Honig
Inert Facts and the Illusion of Knowledge: Managing Ignorance in HIV Clinics,” Keynote address at conference on “Strategic Unknowns: The Usefulness of Ambiguity and Ignorance in Organizational Life"
Oct 2009 Carol A. Heimer
Antigone, Interrupted: Humanism and the Future of Democratic Theory
Oct 2009 Bonnie Honig
“After the Plague”: Reading Numbers 26 with Rawls and Ranciere
Oct 2009 Bonnie Honig
The Characteristics and Roles of Lawyers Active in National Policymaking
Sep 2009 John P. Heinz, with A. Southworth & A. Paik
‘The Conscience of Society?’ ” The Legal Complex, Religion, and the Fates of Political Liberalism
Sep 2009 Terence Halliday
Investing in our Young People: Lessons from Economics and Psychology
Sep 2009 James J. Heckman
Discussant on Panel “The Professional Project Revisited"
Sep 2009 Robert L. Nelson
My Brother’s Keeper
Sep 2009 Susan P. Shapiro
Eminent Domain and the Psychology of Property Rights
Sep 2009 Janice Nadler
On the Rise of Legal Theology: Law and Religion in the 21st Century
Sep 2009 John Comaroff
‘I Wanted to Vote for History:’ Turnout and Party Registration among Convicted Offenders during the 2008 Presidential Election
Sep 2009 Traci Burch
Side Effects: Accountability in International HIV/AIDS Programs
Aug 2009 Carol A. Heimer, with W.N. Espeland
The Politics of Law
Jul 2009 John Comaroff
"Social Science and the First Apprenticeship" -- Presentation at YES WE CArNegie: Change in Legal Education Since the Carnegie Report"
Jul 2009
"Social Science and the First Apprenticeship" -- Presentation at YES WE CArNegie: Change in Legal Education Since the Carnegie Report"
Jul 2009 Elizabeth Mertz
Sexual Violence in Darfur and in Pre-Invasion Iraq
Jun 2009 John Hagan
Prosecuting Ethnic Cleansing and Mass Atrocity in the former Yugoslavia and Darfur
Jun 2009 John Hagan
Legal Systems and Moral Codes
Jun 2009 Carol A. Heimer
Ismene’s ‘Forced Choice'
Jun 2009 Bonnie Honig
Estimating the Technology of Cognitive and Noncognitive Skill Formation
Jun 2009 James J. Heckman
Estimating the Technology of Cognitive and Noncognitive Skill Formation
Jun 2009 James J. Heckman
Situated Justice: Plaintiffs’ and Defendants’ Perceptions of Fairness in Employment Discrimination Lawsuits
Jun 2009 Laura Beth Nielsen
Surveys Relating to Solo and Small Firms
Jun 2009 Robert L. Nelson
Discussant on Panel on “Careers and Lawyer Mobility"
May 2009 Robert L. Nelson
Future Pathways
May 2009 Robert L. Nelson
The Turn from Law: Louis Marshall, the Lynching of Leo Frank, and the Jewish Civil Rights Movement, 1910-1945
May 2009 Victoria Saker Woeste
In the Shadow of the WHO, WTO, NIH, FDA, PEPFAR, . . .: Disciplining Medicine or Creating Chaos?”
May 2009 Carol A. Heimer
The Economics and Psychology of Personality
May 2009 James J. Heckman
Settling into the Legal Profession: Elite Advantage, Opportunities for Upward Mobility, and the Paradox of Elites and Large Law Firms
May 2009 Bryant G. Garth, Ronit Dinovitzer
Architects of the State: International Financial Institutions and the Reconstruction of States in the Global South Transnational Legal Orders and their Effects
May 2009 Terence Halliday
Evolution of Labor Markets, Types of Lawyers, and Practice Settings
May 2009 John P. Heinz
Making Sense of the Elite Law School Advantage: Symbolic Capital and the Structuring of Opportunities, Expectations, Hopes, and Choices
May 2009 Bryant G. Garth, Ronit Dinovitzer
Reputation, Specialization and the Referral of Cases Among Lawyers: Is It Just About Money?
May 2009 Stephen Daniels, with J. Martin
Law, Liberalism, and Ubuntu Jurisprudence in South Africa
Apr 2009 John Comaroff
Asian Legal Revivals: Lawyer-Compradors and Colonial Strategies in the Reshaping of Asian States
Apr 2009 Bryant G. Garth
Globalism and the Law
Apr 2009 Bryant G. Garth
Property Rights and the Demands of Transformation
Apr 2009 Bernadette Atuahene
The Legalities of English Colonizing: Discourses of European Intrusion upon the Americas, 1490-1640
Apr 2009 Christopher L. Tomlins
Social Movements, Social Processes: A Response to Gerald Rosenberg
Apr 2009 Laura Beth Nielsen
What if They Held a Race Riot and Nobody Cared? Woodland Neighborhood Jews, the Dearborn Independent, and Legal Guarantees of a Free Press in 1920s Cleveland
Mar 2009 Victoria Saker Woeste
Rule or Custom: Sorting Through the Evidentiary Thicket of Attorney Conduct and the Interpretation of Conflict of Interest,
Mar 2009 Victoria Saker Woeste
Do Juries Apply the Law? Yes and No
Mar 2009 Shari Seidman Diamond
Coding Group Deliberation Across Multiple Cases: Jury Behavior in 50 Real Cases
Mar 2009 Shari Seidman Diamond
"Translating Social Science in Legal Arenas: The Myth of Transparency" -- New Directions in Law & Society Scholarship: Engaging with Empiricism
Feb 2009 Elizabeth Mertz
The Strait Gate: The Past, History and Legal Scholarship
Feb 2009 Christopher L. Tomlins
The First Seven Years of a Lawyer’s Career
Feb 2009 Bryant G. Garth, Robert L. Nelson, Ronit Dinovitzer, J. Sterling and D. Wilkins
Women in the Legal Profession
Jan 2009 Ronit Dinovitzer
“Theorists and Jurists”
Jan 2009 John Comaroff
Distinguished Anthropology Lecture
Jan 2009 John Comaroff
Individualized Justice: Litigating Claims of Employment Discrimination in the Post-Civil Rights United States
Jan 2009 Laura Beth Nielsen
Translating Anthropology and Law: “Can You Get There From Here?” Frontiers in the Anthropology of Law Colloquium
Nov 2008 Elizabeth Mertz
How Jurors Think About the Law
Nov 2008 Shari Seidman Diamond
The Making of The Cambridge History of Law in America
Nov 2008 Christopher L. Tomlins
Individualized Justice: Litigating Claims of Employment Discrimination in the Post-Civil Rights United States
Nov 2008 Robert L. Nelson, Laura Beth Nielsen, Ryon Lancaster
“Keeping the Promise in End of Life Decision-Making: The Law and Real Life”
Oct 2008 Susan P. Shapiro
Eminent Domain and the Psychology of Property Rights
Sep 2008 Shari Seidman Diamond, Janice Nadler
Moral Spillovers: The Effect of Moral Mandate Violations on Deviant Behavior
Sep 2008 Janice Nadler, with E. Mullen
What Have Been the Effects of Compensation Distributed through the Land Restitution Program: Preliminary Findings
Jul 2008 Bernadette Atuahene
How Juries Decide
Jul 2008 Shari Seidman Diamond
Inside the Jury Room
Jul 2008 Shari Seidman Diamond
How Juries Decide: System Challenges for Legal Guidance
Jun 2008 Shari Seidman Diamond
The Effects of Voir Dire and Jury Size on the Composition of the Jury
Jun 2008 Shari Seidman Diamond, D. Peery, Hon. F. Dolan, & E. Dolan.
Jury Consultants as Statespersons: Doing Well by Doing Good
Jun 2008 Shari Seidman Diamond
“Dying in the Shadow of the Law.”
May 2008 Susan P. Shapiro
“Roundtable – Remembrance of the Contributions of Stan Wheeler to the Law and Social Science Community.”
May 2008 Susan P. Shapiro
“A Prospective Study of Surrogate Decision Making In the Neurological Intensive Care Unit.”
Apr 2008 Susan P. Shapiro, Andrew Naidech, Paul Tamul, Bernard Bendok, and Charles M. Watts)
The Psychology of Coercion
Feb 2008 Janice Nadler
Schmooze or Lose: How Small Talk Can Facilitate Email Negotiations
Jan 2008 Janice Nadler
“The End of Anthropology, Again: Toward a New In/Discipline.”
Jan 2008 John Comaroff
“Nations With/out Borders: Neoliberalism and the Problem of Belonging in Africa, and Beyond”
Jan 2008 John Comaroff, Jean Comaroff
“The Preacher's Wife: Law, Divorce, and Respectability among African Americans, 1865-1930”
Dec 2007 Dylan C. Penningroth
Research on End-of-Life Decision Making
Nov 2007 Susan P. Shapiro
The Legitimacy of Property Rights in the Context of Past Theft
Nov 2007 Bernadette Atuahene
The Legitimacy of Property Rights in the Context of Past Theft
Nov 2007
The Legitimacy of Property Rights in the Context of Past Theft
Nov 2007 Bernadette Atuahene
What’s Law Got to Do with It? HIV and Public Health Law in Comparative Perspective
Nov 2007 Carol A. Heimer, panel participant
What’s Law Got to Do with It? HIV and Public Health Law in Comparative Perspective
Nov 2007 Carol A. Heimer, panel participant
Reflections on 42 Years of Law Teaching
Oct 2007 John P. Heinz
Introduction and Conference Co-Organizer, “New Legal Realism Meets Feminism and Legal Theory II: Empirical Perspectives on the Place of Law in Women’s Work and Family Lives”
Oct 2007
The Focal Point Theory of Expressive Law: A Contextualized Test
Oct 2007 Janice Nadler
The Trajectories of Legal Careers
Oct 2007 Robert L. Nelson, with R. Dinovitzer
The Myth of the ‘Weak’ American State
Oct 2007 William J. Novak
Globalization of Law
Oct 2007 Terence Halliday
Treating Adolescents as Adults
Oct 2007 John Hagan
Urban Law School Graduates at Large Law Firms (with D. Wilkins and R. Batra)
Oct 2007 Ronit Dinovitzer
Race and the Collective Dynamics of Genocidal Victimization in Darfur
Sep 2007 John Hagan
The Terror and Trauma of Rape in Darfur
Sep 2007 John Hagan
The Changing Role of Urban Law Schools
Sep 2007 Bryant G. Garth
Building and Revamping Legal Virtue: Legal and Colonial Strategies in the Construction of Asian States: The Example of the Philippines
Sep 2007 Bryant G. Garth
African Jurisprudence and the Limits of Liberalism
Sep 2007 John Comaroff
Public Attitudes towards the Civil Justice System
Sep 2007 Stephen Daniels
The Myth of the ‘Weak’ American State
Sep 2007 William J. Novak
Slaves’ Claims to Family and Property in Southern Gold Coast and the U.S. South
Sep 2007 Dylan C. Penningroth
Studying the Traditional Law School Classroom: The ABF and Carnegie Studies
Sep 2007 Elizabeth Mertz
Resilience in the Middle: International Medicine, HIV Clinics, and Traditional Patients
Aug 2007 Carol A. Heimer
The Fight for First Generation Rights: A Comparative Essay on the Mobilization of the Legal Complex for Basic Legal Freedoms
Aug 2007 Terence Halliday
Illegitimacy and criminal behavior
Aug 2007 Bernadette Atuahene
Are Advance Directives Directive Enough?
Aug 2007 Susan P. Shapiro
The Changing Social Role of Urban Law Schools (with J. Sterling and B. Garth)
Aug 2007 Ronit Dinovitzer
How far back should we go?: The dilemmas of property restitution
Jul 2007 Bernadette Atuahene
A Recursive Theory of National Lawmaking: Site- Switching in Korean Corporate Insolvency Reforms, 1992-2007
Jul 2007 Terence Halliday, with S. Oh
“Author-Meets-Readers” Panel, “The Language of Law School, by Elizabeth Mertz”
Jul 2007
Language Structure and Law School Reform
Jul 2007
“Author-Meets-Readers” Panel, “The Language of Law School, by Elizabeth Mertz”
Jul 2007
Uncertain Justice: the Determinants of Outcomes in Federal Employment Discrimination Litigation, 1987- 2003
Jul 2007 Robert L. Nelson, with Laura Beth Nielsen and R. Lancaster
Psychological Research: Understanding Responses to Law
Jul 2007 Janice Nadler, with Shari Diamond
Thinking About How to Avoid Thought: Deep Norms, Shallow Rules and the Structure of Attention
Jun 2007 Carol A. Heimer
Bankruptcy Reform, the Supply of Credit and Consumer Use of Credit Cards
Jun 2007 Austan Goolsbee
Nations With/out Borders: Neoliberalism and the Problem of Belonging
Jun 2007 John Comaroff
Rethinking Identity in Africa
Jun 2007 John Comaroff
Social Science Perspectives on Legal Education and the Legal Profession
Jun 2007 Bryant G. Garth
Legal Elites and the Construction of the State: From Colonialism to International Human Rights
Jun 2007 Bryant G. Garth, with Yves Dezalay
Communities of Entrepreneurs (Discussant)
Jun 2007
Ethnicity, Inc.
May 2007 John Comaroff
Bankruptcy Reform, the Supply of Credit and Consumer Use of Credit Cards
May 2007 Austan Goolsbee
The Technology of Building Human Capacities: Lessons for Public Policy
May 2007 James J. Heckman
Investing in Disadvantaged Young Children Is Good Economics and Good Public Policy
May 2007 James J. Heckman
The Economics, Technology and Neuroscience of Human Capability Formation
May 2007 James J. Heckman
Death in Darfur
Apr 2007 John Hagan
Vertical Integration and the Market for Television Programming
Apr 2007 Austan Goolsbee
Reflections on the Anthropology of Law, Governance, and Sovereignty in a Brave Neo World
Apr 2007 John Comaroff
Jury Reactions to Experts in the Courtroom: Who Do You Trust?
Apr 2007 Shari Seidman Diamond
Science for Judges IX: Research on Juries
Apr 2007 Shari Seidman Diamond
Changes in the IRS Appeals Process and Their Effects on Perceptions of Independence of Appeals
Apr 2007 Joanne Martin
Changes in the IRS Appeals Process and Their Effects on Perceptions of Independence of Appeals
Apr 2007
Rights and Realities: Studying Law, Consciousness, and Inequality in Employment Discrimination
Apr 2007 Robert L. Nelson
"Kinship" symposium on New World Slavery: History, Memory and Redress
Apr 2007 Dylan C. Penningroth
Lawyering in the Shadow of Brandeis: The Supreme Court Civil Rights Practice of Louis Marshall
Apr 2007 Victoria Saker Woeste
The Trajectories of Urban Legal Careers
Apr 2007 Ronit Dinovitzer
Monks, Lawyers, and All the King’s Men
Apr 2007 Ryon Lancaster
Suing Henry Ford: Fighting Antisemitism in 1920s America
Mar 2007 Victoria Saker Woeste
Negotiating Globalization
Mar 2007 Terence Halliday
Thinking About How to Avoid Thought: Deep Norms, Shallow Rules and the Structure of Attention
Feb 2007 Carol A. Heimer
How Civil Juries Really Decide Cases: Lessons from an empirical study of actual jury deliberations
Feb 2007 Shari Seidman Diamond
Embedded Experts on the Jury
Feb 2007 Shari Seidman Diamond
Keynote Address
Feb 2007 William J. Novak
After the JD: What Every Young Lawyer and Senior Partner Should Know About the Changing Trends in Legal Careers
Feb 2007 Robert L. Nelson
The Reproduction of Inequality in the Legal Profession
Feb 2007 Ronit Dinovitzer
Rights and Realities: Studying Law, Consciousness, and Inequality in Employment Discrimination
Jan 2007 Laura Beth Nielsen
They Can’t Do That. . . Can They? How Ordinary People Experience the Legal System
Jan 2007 Laura Beth Nielsen
The Procedural Attack on Civil Rights: The Empirical Reality of Buckhannon for Public Interest Litigation
Jan 2007 Laura Beth Nielsen
African American Divorce in Virginia and Washington DC, 1865-1930
Jan 2007
The New Economics of Child Quality
Jan 2007 James J. Heckman
Rights and Realities: Studying Law, Consciousness, and Inequality in Employment Discrimination
Dec 2006 Laura Beth Nielsen
Law and Politics in the New Europe
Dec 2006 Bonnie Honig
"Democracy, Foreigners, and Citizenship"; Conference on Comparative Reflections on Developing Democracies and the Case of Turkey
Nov 2006 Bonnie Honig
Urban Lawyers: The New Social Structure of the Bar
Oct 2006 John P. Heinz
Lawyers of the Right
Oct 2006 John P. Heinz
Tangled Loyalties: Conflict of Interest in Legal Practice
Oct 2006 Susan P. Shapiro
Gonzales v. Oregon: Lessons and Implications for States and the Terminally Ill from Oregon’s Death with Dignity Act
Oct 2006 Susan P. Shapiro
Institutional Rupture and Local Action: Explaining the Emergence of Church Bureaucracy in Medieval England
Aug 2006 Ryon Lancaster
Rethinking Rebellious Slaves and Slave Rebellions (respondent)
Aug 2006
The Turbulent Evolution of the Plaintiffs Bar: A Decade of Change
Jul 2006 Stephen Daniels, with Joanne Martin
Tort Reform and Lawyer Referral Networks: Disrupting the Flow
Jul 2006 Stephen Daniels, with Joanne Martin
The Making of a Plaintiffs’ Lawyer
Jul 2006 Stephen Daniels, with Joanne Martin
My Brother’s Keeper: Surrogate Decisionmaking at the End of Life
Jul 2006 Susan P. Shapiro
The Effects of Punitive Criminal Justice Policies on Political Participation in North Carolina
Apr 2006 Traci Burch
Social Structure and Formal Law: Social Attributes and the Outcomes of Employment Discrimination Cases (with L.B. Nielsen and R. Nelson)
Feb 2006 Laura Beth Nielsen, Ryon Lancaster, R. Nelson

Civil justice

Plenary Address: Law and Society Association Early Career and Graduate Student Workshop
May 2010 Laura Beth Nielsen
Organizer/Chair, STUDYING THE TRIAL: Empirical Methods Showcase (Qualitative Methods)
Feb 2008 Elizabeth Mertz

Law and globalization

The Public/Private Engagement in a Global Trade 'Legislature': The United Nations Commission on International Trade Law
Jun 2010 Terence Halliday
Measuring Law: How to do it Right in Real-World Circumstances
Mar 2010 Terence Halliday
The Recursivity of Law as a New Paradigm for Sociolegal Theory and Research in East Asia
Feb 2010 Terence Halliday
Global Scripts: The Micro-politics of Influence in International Organizations
Feb 2010 Terence Halliday
Global Norms for Global Trade
Feb 2010 Terence Halliday
Are Lawyers the Vanguard of Political Liberalism in China?
Nov 2009 Terence Halliday
Recursivity In Legal Change
Apr 2009 Terence Halliday
The Fight for First Generation Rights: A Comparative Essay on the Mobilization of the Legal Complex for Basic Legal Freedoms.
Jul 2008 Terence Halliday
Rhetorical Legitimation: Global Norms as Self-Validating Formal Scripts.
Jun 2008 Terence Halliday, Susan Block-Lieb, Bruce G. Carruthers
Missing Debtors: National Lawmaking and Global Norm-Making of Corporate Bankruptcy Regimes.
May 2008 Terence Halliday, Susan Block-Lieb, Bruce G. Carruthers
Constitutionalism, Constitutional Courts and the Politics of the Legal Complex.
Mar 2008 Terence Halliday
The Legal Complex, Religion, and the Fates of Political Liberalism.
Feb 2008 Terence Halliday

Legal history

The United States and the Making of the Iraqi Constitution of 2005
Sep 2011 Christopher Schmidt
Closing Commentary, Day One of "Law’s Imperial Fields: A Workshop"
Jun 2010 Christopher L. Tomlins
Closing Commentary, Day One of "Law’s Imperial Fields: A Workshop"
Jun 2010
Revisiting Gordon’s "Critical Legal Histories."
May 2010 Christopher L. Tomlins
Comment on "Colonial Proximities: Crossracial Encounters and Juridical Truths inn British Columbia, 1871-1921," by Renisa Marwani
May 2010 Christopher L. Tomlins
Toward a Materialist Jurisprudence
Dec 2008 Christopher L. Tomlins
Louis Marshall and American Civil Rights Jurisprudence, 1900-1929
Oct 2008 Victoria Saker Woeste
Revolutionary Justice in Brecht, Conrad and Blake
Oct 2008 Christopher L. Tomlins
Discourses of European Intrusion upon the Americas, 1490-1640
Oct 2008 Christopher L. Tomlins
Transplants And Timing: Passages in the Creation of an Anglo-American Law Of Slavery
Jun 2008 Christopher L. Tomlins
The Strait Gate: The Past, History and Legal Scholarship
May 2008 Christopher L. Tomlins
How Autonomous is Law?
Nov 2007 Christopher L. Tomlins
The Supreme Sovereignty of the State: A Genealogy of Police in American Constitutional Law, from the Founding Era to Lochner
May 2007 Christopher L. Tomlins
"Law and Disorder in the Postcolony" Grand Lecture
Jun 2006
"The Idea of Ancestry: Family Land and Local Courts in the Jim Crow South"
Jan 2006 Dylan C. Penningroth

Legal profession

Undervaluing Indeterminacy: Legal Translations of Social Science
Apr 2010 Elizabeth Mertz
Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Legal Education
Mar 2010 Elizabeth Mertz
The Myth of Transparent Translation: Legal Epistemology and Social Science
Oct 2009 Elizabeth Mertz
Translating Law and Anthropology
Nov 2008 Elizabeth Mertz
Endnote Address: “An Anthropology of Our Own Conversations: Law and Social Science in the Academy”
Sep 2008 Elizabeth Mertz
Invited Speaker, “Empirical Research Strategies for Understanding the Legal Profession: Examples from Current Research” -- AALS Committee on Research Featured Panel
Jan 2008 Elizabeth Mertz

Social justice

Antigone, Interrupted: Greek Tragedy and the Future of Humanism
Nov 2009 Bonnie Honig
Where New Legal Realism Meets Gender: New Paradigms
Mar 2008 Elizabeth Mertz
Concentrated Incarceration: How Neighborhood Incarceration Decreases Voter Registration
Apr 2007 Traci Burch