Faculty Speaker Series
The Colloquium & Scholarship Committee invites you to attend our weekly faculty colloquia, and other scholarly presentations.
Copies of papers are distributed in advance. For additional copies, please contact Brenda Huffman at bhuffma(at)emory.edu.
Below is the current schedule for the 2008-2009 academic year. Workshops are Wednesdays at noon unless otherwise specified. You may view prior years' speakers here.
Spring 2009
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January 7 | Tahla Syed (Harvard) | Is Welfare the Only Value? Part 1 and 2 |
January 12 | Shyam Balganesh (Chicago) | Foreseeability and Copyright Incentives |
January 14 | Tabatha Abu El-Haj (NYU) | The Neglected Right of Assembly |
January 29 | Michelle Harner (Nebraska) | Corporate Control and the need for Meaningful Board Accountability |
February 2 | Katherine Stone (UCLA) | The Globalization of Production and the Flexibilization of Work: Reconstructing Employment Regulation in the 21st Century |
February 11 | Michael Vandenbergh (Vanderbilt) | The Logic of Climate Change Governance: Boundaries and Leakage |
February 18 | Francesco Parisi (Minnesota) | Unproductive Competition and the Role of Markets |
February 25 | Susan Bandes (DePaul) | Victims, ‘Closure’, and the Sociology of Emotion |
March 4 | Michelle Oberman (Santa Clara) | Telling and Showing: Incorporating Ethnographic Methodology and Personal Voice in Legal Scholarship |
March 18 | Ed Cheng (Brooklyn) | Solving the Reference Class Problem |
March 25 | Jane Schacter (Stanford) | Digitally Democratizing Congress? |
March 30 | Jeannine Bell (Indiana) |
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April 15 | Barak Orbach (Arizona) |
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Please contact Professor Frederick Tung at fred.tung@law.emory.edu with questions.