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May 14, 2026

ICYMI: Robert Barsky, Clamouring for Legal Protection: What the Great Books Teach Us About People Fleeing from Persecution (Bloomsbury, 2023).

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ICYMI: Robert Barsky,  Clamouring for Legal Protection: What the Great Books Teach Us About People Fleeing from Persecution (Bloomsbury, 20...
May 12, 2026

Call For Papers: Law and the Humanities World (1 & 2 September, 2026, Lucerne)

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 From Dr. Steven Howe, University of Lucerne: CFP: Law and the Humanities World (1 & 2 September, Lucerne)   In Humanities Theory (2...

Martinico on Frames of Injustice: Comics as Constitutional Critique/Marcos de Injustica: Los cómics Como crítica Constitucional

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Giuseppe Martinico, Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, Pisa, has published Frames of Injustice: Comics As Constitutional Critique; Marcos De In...
May 7, 2026

Gindis and Medema on Henry Manne, Pareto in the Pines, and the Origins of the Law and Economics Movement

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David Gindis, University of Warwick Law School and Steven G. Medema, Duke University, Department of Economics, have published Henry Manne, P...

Stevens on Private Law and Statute

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Robert Stevens, University of Oxford, Faculty of Law, has published Private Law and Statute . Here is the abstract. A paper on the relations...
May 5, 2026

Clark on The Knowledge of the Law Is Like a Deep Well: Coke and Bonham's Case in Context

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David Clark, Emeritus Professor of Law, Flinders University, has published The Knowledge of the Law is like a Deep Well: Coke and Bonham...

Simonson and Ahmed on Legal Satire in an Age of Political Repression

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Jocelyn Simonson, Brooklyn Law School, and Zohra Ahmed, Boston University School of Law, are publishing Legal Satire in an Age of Political ...
May 1, 2026

Stern on Detective Fiction

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Simon Stern, University of Toronto Faculty of Law, has published Detective Fiction in the Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of Law and Literature,...
April 22, 2026

Banu on The Butterfly Effect in Law: How One Legal Decision Shapes Societal Psyche

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Zareen Banu has published The Butterfly Effect in Law: How One Legal Decision Shapes Societal Psyche. Here is the abstract. Legal decisio...
April 20, 2026

Ari Z. Bryen, The Judgment of the Provinces: The Roman Empire and the Origins of Law and Society (Cambridge University Press, 2026)

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Newly published: Ari Z. Bryen, Vanderbilt University, has published The Judgment of the Provinces: The Roman Empire and the Origins of Law a...

Newly Published: Paul Kléber Monod, Think of England: Nation, People and Race in the English Imagination (Cambridge, 2026)

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Newly published: Paul Kléber Monod, Middlebury College, has published Think of England: Nation, People, and Race im the English Imagination ...

Casini on Who Owns the Past? Politics and Law in the Restitution of Cultural Property

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Lorenzo Casini, The Institute for Advanced Studies, has published Who Owns the Past? Politics and Law in the Restitution of Cultural Propert...
April 16, 2026

Fruehwald on Theory-Induced Blindness in Legal Scholarship: A Critical Thinking Solution

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Scott Fruehwald, Independent Scholar, has published Theory-Induced Blindness in Legal Scholarship: A Critical Thinking Solution. The truth...

10th International Osnabrueck Summer Institute on the Cultural Study of the Law, July 18-26, 2026: Extended Deadline for Applications

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  Extended deadline: The final deadline for applications has been extended to May 10th ! "Law in Transit - Moving Subjects, Universal...

Tarar and Tarar on Constitutional Ghosts: Myth, Metaphysics, and the Afterlife of the Framers

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Jalal Tarar, Independent Scholar, and Shahbaz Tara, University of London, have published Constitutional Ghosts: Myth, Metaphysics, and the A...
April 14, 2026

Blumenfeld on Splitting the Atom of Sovereignty: Ancient Greece and the Origins of American Federalism

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Brian Blumenfeld, Independent Scholar, has published Splitting the Atom of Sovereignty: Ancient Greece and the Origins of American Federalis...
April 13, 2026

Call for Papers: Repositioning Criminal Justice; Critical Reimaginings

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 From Anne Wagner, University of Lille: Call for Papers: Repositioning Criminal Justice: Critical Reimaginings.   This collection explor...
April 9, 2026

Kaufman on The First Criminal Procedure Revolution

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Emma Kaufman, New York University School of Law, has published The First Criminal Procedure Revolution . Here is the abstract. Today, it ...
April 8, 2026

DeLoach on Antigone, Autonomy, and Higher Lawlessness

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Andrew R. DeLoach, Trinity Law School, has published Antigone, Autonomy, and Higher Lawlessness . Here is the abstract. The first survivin...
April 3, 2026

Wieboldt on "Shall We Settle for Anything Less Than Complete Equality?" Catholic Power and the First National Fight for Parental Rights in Education, 1947-1962

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Dennis J. Wieboldt, III, University of Notre Dame, is publishing "Shall We Settle for Anything Less Than Complete Equality?" Catho...
April 1, 2026

Mittal, Rakove, and Weingast on The Constitutional Choices of 1787 and Their Consquences

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Sonia Mittal, Yale University Law School, Jack N. Rakove, Stanford University, and Barry R. Weingast, Stanford University Department of Poli...
March 26, 2026

Kellogg on Scrooge, the Trolley Dilemma, and Analytical Philosophy

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Frederic R. Kellogg, George Washington University; Universidade Federal de Pernambuco (UFPE), has published Scrooge, The Trolley Dilemma, An...
March 16, 2026

Vasconcelos Vilaça on Files, Dust, Law

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Guilherme Vasconcelos Vilaça, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM) Law School, has published Files, Dust, Law. Here is the abst...

Vasconcelos Vilaça on On Being Human in Samanta Schweblin's "Kentukis/Little Eyes: A Novel"

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Guilherme Vasconcelos Vilaça, Professor ITAM Law, has published On Being Human in Samanta Schweblin's "Kentukis/Little Eyes: A No...
March 11, 2026

Call For Papers: Touro Law Review--Special Issue on Legal Humor

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  CALL FOR PAPERS   TOURO LAW REVIEW – SPECIAL ISSUE ON LEGAL HUMOR                 Are you funny? Were you the life of the party ...

Piano and Piano on The Medieval Origins of Spousal Consent

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Clara Piano, University of Mississippi Department of Economics, and Enio Piano have published The Medieval Origins of Spousal Consent . Here...
March 6, 2026

Chaevitch on Faust: Goethe's Guide to Legal Progress

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Anton Chaevitch, Harvard University Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures; Creighton University School of Law, Columbia Journal o...
March 4, 2026

New Publication: Performing Law (Cambridge University Press, 2026)

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From Peter Goodrich, Director of the Program in Law and Humanities, Cardozo School of Law: Intrepid Team, Tireless Textual Troubadours, Tanq...
March 3, 2026

Davies on A Wig Without a Home: The Comedic Wisdom of Sir Frederick Pollock

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Ross E. Davies, George Mason University Law School; The Green Bag; has published A Wig Without a Home: The Comedic Wisdom of Sir Frederick P...

Call For Applications, Institute for Interdisciplinary Legal Studies, 2026

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From Steven Howe, Associate Director for Institute for Interdisciplinary Disciplinary Legal Studies, Lucernaiuris . Call for Applications: C...

Forthcoming: Daniel Newman, Law and Justice in Song (Routledge Publishing, 2026)

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Forthcoming: Daniel Newman, Law and Justice in Song: Murder Ballads and Popular Music (Routledge Publishing, 2026)(Transforming Legal Histor...
March 2, 2026

Eisenberg and Lamoreaux on Separation of Powers or Division of Labor? Patent Interference Disputes, the Grand Narrative, and the History of the Administrative State, 1790-1940

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Rebecca Eisenberg, University of Michigan Law School, and Naomi R. Lamoreaux, Yale University; National Bureau of Economic Research; Univers...

Forthcoming from Princeton University Press: Carla Hesse, The People's Justice: Revolutionary Law and the Founding of the French Republic (June 2026)

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Forthcoming from Princeton University Press: Carla Hesse, The People’s Justice: Revolutionary Law and the Founding of the French Republic (...
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