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Nov 9, 2009 Colloquia/Workshops

November 9, 2009

Alabama

Amy Mashburn (Florida).

Chicago

Barbara Fried (Stanford).

Cincinnati

Chris Bruner (Washington & Lee), Power and Purpose in the Anglo-American Corporation.

Columbia

Professor Seyla Benhabib (Yale), The Contemporary Debate on Global Constitutionalism and Democratic Sovereignty: A Human Rights Perspective.

This paper is not publicly available.

FSU

Josh Eagle (USC), Improving the Efficiency of Conservation Easement Subsidies.

This paper is not publicly available.

Harvard

Jeannie Suk, (Harvard).

Tami Friedman (Brock)., The Promise of Prosperity: Capital Flight, regional Economic Development and Anti-Unionism in the Postwar South.

This paper is not publicly available.

Oregon

Jill Forcier (Oregon), Kids: Should We Lock ‘Em Up for Life?

This paper is not publicly available.

Penn

Jules Coleman (Yale).

Rutgers

Kim Ferzan (Rutgers).

Berkely

Thomas Stratmann (George Mason).

USC

Shmuel Leshem (USC), Sequential versus Simultaneous Law Enforcements Games.

This paper is not publicly available.

Vanderbilt

Jon Karpoff (Washington).

Notre Dame

Colleen Baker (Penn), Regulating The Invisible: The Case of Over-The-Counter Derivatives.

This paper is not publicly available.

Posted by pittlegalscholarship on November 9th, 2009 | EVENTS, COLLOQUIA/ WORKSHOPS | no comments

Nov 9, 2009 Colloquia/Workshops

Alabama

Amy Mashburn (Florida).

Chicago

Barbara Fried (Stanford).

Cincinnati

Chris Bruner (Washington & Lee), Power and Purpose in the Anglo-American Corporation.

Columbia

Professor Seyla Benhabib (Yale), The Contemporary Debate on Global Constitutionalism and Democratic Sovereignty: A Human Rights Perspective.

This paper is not publicly available.

FSU

Josh Eagle (USC), Improving the Efficiency of Conservation Easement Subsidies.

This paper is not publicly available.

Harvard

Jeannie Suk, (Harvard).

Tami Friedman (Brock)., The Promise of Prosperity: Capital Flight, regional Economic Development and Anti-Unionism in the Postwar South.

This paper is not publicly available.

Oregon

Jill Forcier (Oregon), Kids: Should We Lock ‘Em Up for Life?

This paper is not publicly available.

Penn

Jules Coleman (Yale).

Rutgers

Kim Ferzan (Rutgers).

Berkely

Thomas Stratmann (George Mason).

USC

Shmuel Leshem (USC), Sequential versus Simultaneous Law Enforcements Games.

This paper is not publicly available.

Vanderbilt

Jon Karpoff (Washington).

Notre Dame

Colleen Baker (Penn), Regulating The Invisible: The Case of Over-The-Counter Derivatives.

This paper is not publicly available.

Posted by pittlegalscholarship on November 9th, 2009 | COLLOQUIA/ WORKSHOPS | no comments

Labor Arbitration in a Time of Economic Crisis - San Francisco; Washington, DC

October 22, 2009toOctober 23, 2009
November 9, 2009toNovember 10, 2009

The American Arbitration Association and the Cornell Industrial and Labor Relations School will present a two-day program, “Labor Arbitration in a Time of Economic Crisis: How the Economy will Impact how Cases are Argued by Advocates and Decided by Arbitrators.” The program will explore how the current economic climate is changing the face of labor arbitration. The program will take place in Washington, DC on October 22-23, 2009 and in San Francisco on November 9-10, 2009.  jv

Posted by uwlegalscholarship on September 30th, 2009 | EVENTS | no comments