For the Balkinization symposium on Free Speech in Crisis and the Limits of the First Amendment. For the Balkinization symposium on Free Speech in Crisis and the Limits of

the First Amendment. [...]

Toni Marzal (University of Glasgow), Conjuring Markets: Valuation in Comparative International Economic Law, 27 J. Int'l Econ. L. 353 (2024): This article focuses on the neglected

relationship between market valuation and international economic law by comparing valuation practices in four subfields: international investment law, the law of [...]

Washington Free Beacon (Aaron Sibarium), Duke Law Journal Sent a Secret Memo to Minority Applicants Telling Them They’d Get Extra Points for Writing About Their Race: At

the end of finals period each May, the Duke Law Journal hosts a two-week-long competition to select its next crop of editors. [...]

In early June 2025, Brill released a new edited volume dedicated to the College of Santo Antão, one of the most emblematic educational institutions of the Society of Jesus

in early modern Portugal. Edited by David Salomoni, Luana Giurgevich, and Henrique Leitão, this much-anticipated collection brings together eleven chapters exploring [...]

Vient de paraître : Les Femmes dans la cité et la tragédie grecque, par François Ost, professeur émérite invité à l’Université Saint Louis (UCL Bruxelles) et membre

de l’Académie royale de Belgique, aux éditions Odile Jacob. [...]

Grace Watkins, a recent graduate from the Yale Law School and a DPhil student in History at Oxford University has published her note, Piety Police, in the Yale Law Journal. 

She received the Kathryn T. Preyer Scholars Award of the American Society for Legal History for the paper. [...]