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Joshua Fischman
University of Virginia
What is constitutional ideology?
Nick Barber
University of Oxford
Politics, Identity, and Class Certification on the U.S. Courts of Appeals
Sean Farhang
University of Pennsylvania
The Law of AI for Good
Orly Lobel
University of San Diego
Transforming Restorative Justice for Transitional Settings
Kerry Clamp
University of Nottingham
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The Discursive Evolution of Human Rights Law
Renana Keydar
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Affirmatively Furthering Health Equity
Mary Crossley
University of Pittsburgh
Wellbeing in the legal profession
Richard Collier
Newcastle University
Like Ships That Pass in the Night
Thomas Cotter
University of Minnesota
Constitutional Amendments: Making, Breaking, and Changing Constitutions
Richard Albert
The University of Texas at Austin
End Near?
Michael Broyde
Emory University
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Criminal Law
Policing & The Problem of Physical Restraint
Steven Koh
Boston University
Brave New World: Legislating for the Future of Driverless Cars
Paul Almond
University of Leicester
Detained Immigration Courts
Ingrid Eagly
University of California Los Angeles
The Insanity Defence Conflict and Reform in New Zealand
Warren Brookbanks
Auckland University of Technology
Diversion and Decarceration
Katherine Beckett
University of Washington
Contract Law
The Last Frontier: Fair Procedures in Informal Administrative Adjudication
Michael Asimow
Santa Clara University
The Irreducible Cores of Trustee Obligations
Adam Hofri
University of British Columbia
The assessment of disputes about legal costs
Steve Shaw
Murdoch University
The First Challenge to Canada’s Supply Management System under CUSMA
Ljiljana Biuković
University of British Columbia
What Litigation Funders Can Learn About Settlement Rights From the Law of Liability Insurance
Tom Baker
University of Pennsylvania
NI Review of Charities Regulation
Oonagh Breen
University College Dublin
The Civil Liability of Churches
University of Newcastle
Constitutional Law
Constitutional Amendments: Making, Breaking, and Changing Constitutions
Richard Albert
The University of Texas at Austin
Court-Packing in Context
Barry Cushman
University of Notre Dame
Faithless or Faithful Electors?
Jeffrey Abramson
The University of Texas at Austin
What is constitutional ideology?
Nick Barber
University of Oxford
Historical Gloss and Foreign Affairs: Constitutional Authority in Practice
Curtis Bradley
University of Chicago
The Principle of Legality and Legislative Intention
Robert French
University of Western Australia
Corporate Law
Banking Law and Climate Change: Key Legal Issues
Alessandro Gullo
International Monetary Fund
Back to the future: the identification of market power in the Big Data Sector
Andrea Lista
University of Southampton
The Irreducible Cores of Trustee Obligations
Adam Hofri
University of British Columbia
Designing Preferential Rules of Origin for the AfCFTA
Dennis Ndonga
Murdoch University
Data Valuation and Law
Jordan Barry
University of Southern California
The Rise of Fiduciary Law
Tamar Frankel
Boston University
Tax Administration in and beyond the Canadian context
Kimberley Brooks
Dalhousie University
Human Rights Law
The Discursive Evolution of Human Rights Law
Renana Keydar
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Making or breaking the cycle of corruption
Dilan Nenningsland
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Cultural heritage rights and Indigenous peoples
Ayla Do Vale Alves
University of South Australia
Children’s Rights and Children’s Development: An Integrated Approach
Jonathan Todres
Georgia State University
International Human Rights Law and Destitution
Luke Graham
University of Manchester
Internet Law
Antitrust High-Tech Exceptionalism
Rebecca Haw Allensworth
Vanderbilt University
The False Choice Between Digital Regulation and Innovation
Anu Bradford
Columbia University
The Line: AI & The Future of Personhood
James Boyle
Duke University
Artificial Intelligence and the Crises of Judicial Power
Giulia Gentile
University of Essex
The Law of AI for Good
Orly Lobel
University of San Diego
Data Valuation and Law
Jordan Barry
University of Southern California
Text and Data Mining and Generative AI
Alain Strowel
Université catholique de Louvain
Socio-legal Studies
Affirmatively Furthering Health Equity
Mary Crossley
University of Pittsburgh
Wellbeing in the legal profession
Richard Collier
Newcastle University
End Near?
Michael Broyde
Emory University
Debt Governance, Wealth Management, and the Uneven Burdens of Child Support
Allison Tait
University of Richmond
Where is the Law?
Charles L. Barzun
University of Virginia
Immigration Law
Detained Immigration Courts
Ingrid Eagly
University of California Los Angeles
Taking Liberty Decisions Away from “Imitation” Judges
Mary Holper
Boston College
Transformative Immigration Lawyering
Jayesh Rathod
American University
Jurisprudence and Legal Theory
Understanding Global Legal Pluralism
Paul Schiff Berman
George Washington University
Holmes’s Understanding of His Clear-and-Present-Danger Test
Vincent Blasi
Columbia University
Competing Legal Positivisms, Methodology and Distinctive Visions of Law
Brian Bix
University of Minnesota
Refining the Reasonable Apprehension of Bias Test
Philip Bryden
University of Alberta
Law’s reality: a philosophy of law
Allan Beever
Auckland University of Technology
The Special Kay Defence of Non-Originalist Judges
James Allan
University of Queensland
Tort Law
Reasonableness and Risk: Right and Responsibility in the Law of Torts
Gregory Keating
University of Southern California
Turning on Those Who Turn to the Courts
Jeb Barnes
University of Southern California
The Historical Development of the Fault Basis of Liability in the Law of Torts
University of Southern Queensland
Tort Law and Climate Change
Bond University
Queering the Reasonable Person
University College London
The First Amendment and the Right(s) of Publicity
Robert Post
Yale University
European Union Law
The False Choice Between Digital Regulation and Innovation
Anu Bradford
Columbia University
The many ages of the court of justice of the European Union
Anthony Arnull
University of Birmingham
Judicial Activism and Judge-Made Law at the ECtHR
Kacper Zajac
Wageningen University
After Brexit: Could bilateral agreements facilitate the free movement of persons?
University of Bristol
The Foundations of the Internal Market
University of Oxford
The Brussels Effect: How the European Union Rules the World
Columbia University
Legal Education
Thinking critically about law
Amy Codling
University of York
Transformative Immigration Lawyering
Jayesh Rathod
American University
50 Years of Legal Education in Ethiopia
Stanley Fisher
Boston University
Livening Up 1L Year
Cheryl Bratt
Boston College
Clinical Legal Education and Human Rights Values
Irene Antonopoulos
Royal Holloway University of London
A Historical Introduction to English Law
Cardiff University