Volume 57, Issue 6 (2008)

IN PRAISE OF A LEGAL POLYMATH:
A SPECIAL ISSUE DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF HAROLD J. BERMAN (1918-2007)

John Witte, Jr. & Frank S. Alexander, Foreword

Frank S. Alexander, The Conviction of Things Not Seen: A Tribute to Hal Berman

David J. Bederman, The Customary Law of Hal and Ruth

Michael J. Broyde, The Hidden Influence of Jewish Law on the Common Law: One Lost Example

William E. Butler, Professor Harold Berman (1918-2007)

W. Cole Durham, Jr., Revivifying the Field of Law and Religion

Edward McGlynn Gaffney, Jr., In Memory of an Interactive Pioneer, Harold Joseph Berman (1918-2007)

Peter Hay, Harold Berman and Conflicts Law—An Appreciation

John T. Noonan, Jr., In Praise of Harold J. Berman

Boris Ossipian, How Professor Harold Joseph Berman Became My Teacher and Friend

Michael Perry, In Memory of Professor Harold Berman

John Quigley, In Memory of Professor Harold Berman

Yuri Senokosov, Harold Berman At the Moscow School of Political Studies

David Sun, In Memory of Professor Harold Berman

Detlev F. Vagts, Harold Berman and Soviet Law: From Its Challenge to the West to Dissolution

Tibor Varady, Harold Berman—An Empathy For Difference That Made All the Difference

Lloyd W. Weinreb, In Memory of Professor Harold Berman

John Witte, Jr., A Tribute to Harold J. Berman

Reinhard Zimmermann, Harold Berman: Some Personal Reflections

ARTICLES

David A. Skeel, Jr., The Unbearable Lightness of Christian Legal Scholarship

John Witte, Jr., Prophets, Priests, and Kings: John Milton and the Reformation of Rights and Liberties in England

COMMENT

Eric R. Swibel, Churches and Campaign Intervention: Why the Tax Man is Right and How Congress Can Improve His Reputation