Written by ABF’s Christopher Schmidt, this book explores the history of the term ‘civil rights’ in the United States, from the Civil War to today.
This article with Shari Seidman Diamond summarizes the findings from a survey of legal professionals regarding the dramatic decline in civil and criminal jury trials.
In this article, Janice Nadler explores how people justify and rationalize their unethical behavior, even when it contradicts their moral values.
This article argues that public theology can play an important role in promoting ethical and moral considerations in global economic governance.
This edition details scholarship that underscores ABF’s cutting-edge work on the global legal system’s most pressing issues during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This article, authored by Stephen Daniels, develops a behavioral analysis of the social volatility of the recurrent populist movement in America.
This article examples the challenges that the contemporary political economy of rental housing poses for new efforts to regulate tenant screening using antidiscrimination law.
This article, with Tom Ginsburg, examines the use of emergency powers by executives in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Susan P. Shapiro considers the possible disconnect when a person dictates treatment preferences in advance directives for their future self in this article.
