Law & Humanities Blog

Ross E. Davies, George Mason University School of Law; The Green Bag, has published The Regulatory Adventure of the Two Norwood Builders: S...

Announcement of a new publishing initiative: Laws | Literatures | Cultures A us t i n D. s A r A t series editor   Editorial...

Newly published in the law and literature area: Jose Calvo Gonzalez,  Derecho y Literatura, ad Usum  Scholaris Juventutis (con relato i...

The ABA Journal, August issue has the annual pop culture feature: this year is devoted to "the 25 Greatest Law Novels." The panel...

When the criminal justice system uses an acronym to refer to a defendant, sometimes not everyone gets the memo. The New York Times' Ben...

Karen Crawley, Griffith Law School, and Honni Van Rijswijk, University of Technology, Sydney, have published Justice in the Gutter: Represe...

New from Oxford University Press: Hilary M. Schor, Curious Subjects:  Women and the Trials of Realism (December, 2012). $65.00. ...

From the Chronicle of Higher Education, an examination of the fascination with vampire lit.  For more about the subject see the selected ...

Timothy Sandefur, Pacific Legal Foundation, has published Love and Solipsism: Law and Arbitrary Rule in Classical Drama What distinguishe...

The annual conference of ASLCH (the Association for the Study of Law, Culture and the Humanitie s) is going on this weekend at Texas Wesleya...

In case you have been waiting for it, here is a genealogy of Lord of the Rings characters, compiled by Emil Johannson. More here at CNN...