After the fantastic success of the 39th Critical Legal Conference in Lund. The CLC decision has been made to host the 40th conference in Exeter next year. More details to follow.
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In searching for SWAIL, this project takes as its point of departure that Eastern Europe occupies a liminal space within the discipline of international law. Neither of the
‘core’, nor of the ‘periphery’, the region occupies a liminal, semi-peripheral, and largely invisible mental space, that results in its ‘dual exclusion’ [...]
Image by Sarah Riley Case, ‘In/human presence’ (2014) The fourth roundtable of the Law and the Inhuman workshop was entitled ‘The Inhuman as Refusal’, and was curated
and chaired by Marie Petersmann. The two speakers were Juliana M. Streva and Sarah Riley Case.1 Marie Petersmann: This roundtable focused on modes of existence that [...]
While panel data bring with them important benefits, standard modeling challenges necessarily lurk. For example, one can estimate fixed-effects models to control for endogeneity,
but at the potential cost of forgoing studying time-invariant variables. Alternatively, one could estimate a random-effects model, but introduce potential bias. [...]
Image by Sarah Riley Case, ‘In/human presence’ (2014) The third roundtable of the Law and the Inhuman workshop was entitled ‘The Inhuman as Capital’, and was curated
and chaired by Julia Dehm. The two speakers were Angela Last and Adam Bobbette. It explored how the appropriation of and extraction from human and inhuman matters [...]
Widener University Delaware Law School, located in Wilmington, Delaware, currently has multiple full-time, tenure-track faculty opportunities available to begin January 1,
2025, or July 1, 2025. Applications for visitors for the upcoming Spring 2025 Semester are also welcome. [...]
The Adam A. Milani Disability Law Writing Competition is a national disability law writing competition sponsored by the Mercer University School of Law and the ABA Commission
on Mental and Physical Disability Law. The competition honors the work of the... [...]
Georgetown Law seeks a full-time faculty member to teach in their first-year Legal Practice program. The position starts July 1, 2025. The faculty member will teach two sections
of the first-year course. Each section meets with the professor two hours... [...]
Image by Sarah Riley Case, ‘In/human presence’ (2014) The second roundtable of the Law and the Inhuman workshop was entitled ‘The Inhuman as the Human’, and was curated
and chaired by Afshin Akhtar-Khavari. The two speakers were Matilda Arvidsson and Connal Parsley. [...]
Persistent general public complaints about Trump's Art.III judicial picks include that they are "unqualified" and were drawn from an unduly narrow pool of traditionally plausible
candidates. Of course, and as they say, "where data are scant, 'opinions' bloom." In a recent recent paper, How Different Are the Trump Judges, Stephen Choi (NYU) [...]
