The Empirical Constitution — Tuscon, AZ

University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law

The University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law presents the third annual QuantLaw event, The Empirical Constitution, Feb. 12-13, 2016. Papers (very rough drafts are OK) are due by Jan. 6, 2016. Travel stipends are available for junior scholars.

The theme is broadly defined to include any empirical/experimental study of issues relevant to constitutional law or procedure, as well as non-empirical studies of constitutional doctrine relevant to data and public access thereto. The program will include works-in-progress sessions for extensive feedback, as well as methods sessions focusing on datasets and analytical tools.

About the author

Reference librarian, University of Washington School of Law