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April 12, 2016

Meyler on LIberal Constitutionalism and the Sovereign Pardon

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Bernadette A. Meyler, Stanford Law School, is publishing Liberal Constitutionalism and the Sovereign Pardon in The Scaffold of Sovereignty...

Zucca on Legal, Social, Political, and Economic Conflicts in the Merchant of Venice

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Lorenzo Zucca, King's College Lond, Dickson Poon School of Law, has published Global Crisis in Shakespeare: Legal, Social, Political an...
April 11, 2016

Law and Culture Conference, 5th-6th September 2016: Call For Papers

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Reminder: from the mailbox: Centre for Law and Culture St Mary’s University, Twickenham 5th-6th September 2016 Law and Cu...
April 8, 2016

Gavels? You Can't Handle the Gavels!

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A Twitter account runs herd, quite amusingly but passionately, on the mistaken use of the image of judges' gavels in popular culture (...

House of Cards, David Cameron, and the Intersection of Life and Art

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The Guardian checks in on how the popular Netflix U.S. spinoff of House of Cards tweaked David Cameron over his appearance in the Panama ...
April 7, 2016

A New Book on Lawyers Who are Writers and Writers Who are Lawyers, From the Middle Ages To the Enlightenment

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New from Classiques Garniers: Écrivains jurists et jurists écrivains du Moyen Âge au siècle des Lumières (Bruno Mèniel, ed., Paris,2...

Kessler and Pozen on A Life Cycle of Legal Theories

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Jeremy K. Kessler and David Pozen, both of Columbia Law School, are publishing Working Themselves Impure: A Life-Cycle Theory of Legal Theo...
April 6, 2016

Call for Papers: A Conference on Law and Crime Fiction

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Via the Call for Papers website, maintained by the Department of English, University of Pennsylvania Crime Fiction Here and There: Tim...
April 4, 2016

LoPucki on Disciplinary Legal Studies, Legal Scholarship, and Legal Academic Hiring

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Lynn M. LoPucki, UCLA Law School, is publishing Disciplinary Legal Empiricism in volume 76 of the Maryland Law Review (2017). Here is the ...

Schlag on the Law Review Article

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Pierre Schlag, University of Colorado Law School, has published The Law Review Article as Legal Studies Research Paper 16-2. Here is the a...
April 1, 2016

A Social History of Murder From Linda Stratmann

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Linda Stratmann has published The Secret Poisoner A Century of Murder (Yale University Press, 2016). Here is a description of the book'...

Cohen on Artistic Freedom, Privacy, and Literature

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Nili Cohen, Tel-Aviv University, is publishing Love, Story, Law – From the Scarlet Letter to Freedom and Privacy in volume 28 of Law and L...

Call for Applications, Visiting Fellowship, the Humanities Reseach Centre, the Australian National University

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Via Desmond Manderson, Australian National University College of Law, and College of Arts and Social Sciences: CALL FOR APPLICATIONS...

Burri on Diversity in the Internet Age

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Mira Burri, University of Bern Law School, World Trade Institute, is publishing Cultural Diversity in the Internet Age: In Search of New To...

The Law Book: A New Legal Reference From Michael H. Roffer

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Michael H. Roffer, New York Law School, has published The Law Book: From Hammurabi to the International Criminal Court, 250 Milestones in t...
March 30, 2016

Poetics and Politics: A New Journal Devoted To Philosophy

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A new journal, Poetics and Politics: A Journal for Humane Philosophy .   In the current volume: Articles by: Paul M. Dowling, 'E...
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