| February 6, 2009 |
Arizona Economics, Law, and the Environment
Paul Rhode (Arizona Econ.), The Economic Effects of Critical Habitat Designation: Evidence from the Market for Vacant Land
Susan Bryant (CUNY Law), Rounds on Teaching: Building a Faculty Learning Community
Thomas H. Lee (Fordham Law), The International Laws of War and the American Civil War
John Simmons (Virginia Philosophy), Ideal Theory and the One-State World
Risa Goluboff (Columbia Law), Vagrancy, Crime Control, and Judicial Anxiety
Jebediah Purdy (Duke Law), American Earth: The Public Language of Environmental Commitment
Alan Lerner (Penn. Law), From Socrates to Langdel, From Freud to Dewey: The Role of Emotion in Modern Legal Education
Kimberly Ferzan (Rutgers Law), Beyond the Special Part
Richard Chused (Georgetown Law)
Katherine Sikkink (Minnesota Law), Do Human Rights Trials Make a Difference
Constance MacIntosh (Dalhousie Law), Dirty Water, Dirty Hands: Public Health Deficits and Water Quality Debacles on First Nation Reserves
Sari Kisilevsky (UCLA Fellow), Hard Cases and Legal Validity
Jill Hasday (Minnesota Law), Protecting Them from Themselves: Sex and Race Inequality as Shared Benefits
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