Legal Scholarship Blog

Harvard Health Law        Kate Baicker (Health Economics), Expanding Public Health Insurance Northwestern Law and Political Economy        Vanessa Baird (Colorado Poli. Sci.) and Tonja Jacobi (Northwestern Law), How the…

Harvard Health Law        Kate Baicker (Health Economics), Expanding Public Health Insurance Northwestern Law and Political Economy        Vanessa Baird (Colorado Poli. Sci.) and Tonja Jacobi (Northwestern Law), How the…

Chicago Law and Politics        Chris Guthrie (Vanderbilt Law) Columbia       George Bermann (Columbia Law), U.S. Class Actions and the “Global Class” Kansas        Nina Mendelson (Michigan  Law), Including ‘Political’ Reasons in…

Chicago Law and Politics        Chris Gurhrie (Vanderbilt Law) Columbia       George Bermann (Columbia Law), U.S. Class Actions and the “Global Class” Kansas        Nina Mendelson (Michigan  Law), Including ‘Political’ Reasons in…

Chicago Law and Philosophy       Susan Mendus (York Politics)  Miami        Eric D. Weitz (Minnesota History), From the Vienna to the Paris System, or: What Human Rights has to do with…

Chicago Law and Philosophy       Susan Mendus (York Politics)  Miami        Eric D. Weitz (Minnesota History), From the Vienna to the Paris System, or: What Human Rights has to do with…

Florida        Mark S. Weiner (Rutgers Law), Imagining the Rule of Law in Nineteenth-Century Britain Georgia International Law        Paul Stephan (Virginia Law), Privatizing International Law Harvard Legal History       …

Florida        Mark S. Weiner (Rutgers Law), Imagining the Rule of Law in Nineteenth-Century Britain Georgia International Law        Paul Stephan (Virginia Law), Privatizing International Law Harvard Legal History       …

Minnesota        David L. Faigman (UC Hastings), Frames of Reference: Can Constitutionality Really Be Measured One Case at a Time? Penn Law and Economics        Antoinette Schoar (MIT Managment), CEO…

Minnesota        David L. Faigman (UC Hastings), Frames of Reference: Can Constitutionality Really Be Measured One Case at a Time? Penn Law and Economics        Antoinette Schoar (MIT Managment), CEO…