| April 6, 2009 | ||
| 1:15 pm | to | 5:00 pm |
Harvard Law School hosts Tribal Justice: The Supreme Court and the Future of Federal Indian Law Fri., April 6, 2009, 1:15-5:00. For further information see this post on Turtle Talk.
Harvard Law School hosts Tribal Justice: The Supreme Court and the Future of Federal Indian Law Fri., April 6, 2009, 1:15-5:00. For further information see this post on Turtle Talk.
| March 30, 2009 |
John Darley (Princeton Psychology), Citizens’ Punishment Decisions are Just Deserts Intuition. Does this have Implications for the Criminal Justice System?
Andrew F. Newman (Boston Economics), Loopholes: Social Learning and the Evolution of Contracts
Guy-Uriel E. Charles (Duke Law)
Joe Miller (Lewis and Clark Law)
Michael Livingston (Rutgers-Camden Law), We Won’t Vote For You If You Haven’t Already Won: On the Prospects of Meaningful Reform of the American Electoral System
Emilio J. Castilla (M.I.T. Mangment), The Paradox of Meritocracy
Alon Klement (Boston Law), Does Private Selection Improve the Accuracy of Arbitrators’ Decisions?
Yale Workplace Theory and Policy
Stephen Rich (USC Law), Against Prejudice
Arizona Economics, Law, and the Enviroment
George Frisvold (Arizona Ag & Resource Economics), Strategic Behaviour in Transboundary Water and Environmental Management
Danny Sokol (Florida Law), Corporate Governance of State Owned Enterprises and Its Impact on Competition Policy
Donna Lee (City University of NY Law), Examining Anti-Violence Activism in Asia: Lessons to Learn and to Teach
Richard M. Buxbaum (UC Berkeley Law), What’s the Difference Between Corporation Law and Securities Regulation?
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