Legal Scholarship Blog

The Association of American Law Schools Section on North American Cooperation seeks two or more additional presenters for its program “What Would a New NAFTA Look Like?” that will take…

The AALS Section on Law & Religion is once again soliciting papers for consideration for its annual Award for Excellence in Scholarship, to be given at the AALS Annual Meeting next January. …

The AALS Section on International Legal Exchange is pleased to announce a call for presenters from which one or two additional presenters will be selected for the section’s program during the AALS…

The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation invites applications for the Kauffman Dissertation Fellowship (KDF), “an annual competitive program that awards up to 20 Dissertation Fellowship grants of $20,000 each to Ph.D.,…

The Fandom and Neomedia Studies (FANS) Association, an internationally recognized academic organization, invites applications for membership in its Law and Politics Studies Area. This group will examine the interconnections between…

If you’re in Washington, DC, between now and Oct. 28, 2017, you might want to visit the Library of Congress’s exhibit, Drawing Justice: The Art of Courtroom Illustration. Even if…

The AALS Section on Teaching Methods has launched a series of conference calls for faculty to discuss various topics related to law teaching. The first call, April 14, 2017, included…

Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) hosts a Prospective Law Teachers Workshop, which provides opportunities for aspiring law teachers to network and participate in mock interviews and mock job talks—prior…

Grey House Publishing seeks an author to update and expand Religion and Law: A Dictionary. I’m a project editor at Grey House Publishing, and I’m looking for a legal scholar…

The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation invites applications for the German Chancellor Fellowship for Tomorrow’s Leaders. Many past and current fellows have been legal scholars and practitioners. Applications are due by…