Faculty Activities

Faculty activities left to right Bruce Ackerman Anne L. Alstott Ian Ayres Jack M. Balkin Robert Amsterdam Burt Guido Calabresi Bruce Ackerman Ian Ayres To Change) the Constitution: The Case of Lectures and Addresses Lectures and Addresses the New Departure, 39 Suffolk L. Rev. 27 Conference on a New Constitutional University of Virginia Law School, Wharton (2005); Deconstruction's Legal Career, 27 Order?, Fordham University Law School, School of Business, Georgetown Law Cardozo L. Rev. 719 (2005); Should Liberals keynote address, "The Emergency School, Stanford Law School, and Yale Law Stop Defending Roe?, Legal Affairs Debate Constitution.” School, “Market Failure and Inequality”; Club, November 28- December 2, 2005 Publications U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, “An (with S. Levinson). The Failure of the Founding Fathers: Economic Analysis of Disparity Studies”; Jefferson, Marshall and the Rise of 2006 Hart Lecture, Georgetown Law Robert Amsterdam Burt Presidential Democracy (2005); Before School, “The Secret Refund Booth”; Lectures and Addresses the Next Attack: Preserving Civil Northwestern University Department American Society of Critical Medicine, Liberties in an Age of Terrorism (2006); of Economics, “The Search for Persuasive “Law's Impact on the Quality of Dying: The Stealth Revolution Continued, London Racial Profiling Benchmarks”; University Lessons from the Schiavo Case.” Review of Books, February 9, 2006, at 18, of Arizona Conference on Economic Torts, Publications available at http://www.lrb.co.uk/v28/ “A Prestatement of Promissory Fraud”; The End of Autonomy, in Improving End of n03/acke01_.html; If Washington Blows Up, Litigato, “Straight Perspective on the Life Care: Why Has It Been So Difficult? American Prospect, March 2006, at 22; Struggle for LGBT Equality.” (B. Jennings, G. Kaebnick & T. Murray eds., Protect Court Against a Stealth Revolution, Publications 2005) (A Hastings Center Special Report); Philadelphia Inquirer, October 16, 2005; Menus Matter, 73 U. Chi. L. Rev. 3 (2006); Singing Death's Praises, Review of Linda A National Day of Deliberation?, China Mortgage Your Retirement, 150 Forbes, Hutcheon & Michael Hutcheon, Opera: the Times, November 22, 2005 (with J.-R. November 14, 2005; When the Blind See Art of Dying, in 18 Med. Human. Rev. (2004). Yeh); Senate, White House Hypocrisy on Better, 141 Forbes, February 13, 2006. Torture, Philadelphia Inquirer, December Guido Calabresi 14, 2005; The Secrets They Keep, Slate, Jack M. Balkin Lectures and Addresses December 20, 2005; Interview with Gabor Lectures and Addresses Memorial service for Boris Bittker, Yale Halmai, Fundamentum (special English Conference on the Rehnquist Court Law School, remarks; Conference in Honor edition), 2005, at 49; Terrorism and Civil and the First Amendment, Washington of Professor Itzhak Englard, Bar-Ilan Liberties, Yale Alumni Magazine, March- University, St. Louis, "The First Amendment University, The Faculty of Law, Tel-Aviv, April 2006, at 24. and Information Policy"; American Israel, delivered paper on “Toward a Unified Association of Law Schools Conference, Theory of Torts”; 2006 Annual Meeting Anne L. Alstott Washington, D.C., "How the Abortion Luncheon, Association of American Law Lectures and Addresses Debate Will Change”; Symposium on Schools, Washington, D.C., “The Lawyer as New York University Colloquium on Tax Reproductive Rights, Columbia University, Institutional Empiricist: the Case of Law Policy, "Households and the Fiscal System"; "The Two Rights to Abortion"; Conference and Economics” and moderated panel at University of Pennsylvania Law School on the New Constitutional Order, Fordham Torts and Compensation Systems Section Tax Policy Workshop, "Revisiting the Fiscal Law School, "The Constitutional Revolution on “What It Means to ‘Compensate’ an Politics of the 1920s” (with B. Novick); New and the National Surveillance State" (with Injured Person”; Van Vleck Moot Court, York University Colloquium on Tax Policy, S. Levinson). George Washington University, partici- "War & Taxes: The World War I Veterans' Publications pant; Twenty-sixth Isaac Marks Memorial Bonus and the Defeat of the Mellon Plan"; Principles, Practices, and Social Movements, Lecture, University of Arizona, James E. Center for American Progress, Washington, 154 U. Pa. L. Rev. 927 (2006) (with R. Siegel); Rogers College of Law, “Equality in the D.C., "Child Care and the Code." How Social Movements Change (Or Fail American Constitution”; University of | Y L r Summer 2006 left to right Amy Chua Morris L. Cohen Jules L. Coleman Dennis E. Curtis Mirjan R. Damas˘ka Drew S. Days, III Brescia, Faculty of Jurisprudence, Brescia, Publications Drew S. Days, III Italy, “The Judge and the Unjust Law;” The Costs of the Costs of Accidents, Md. Appointments Conference on the Role of the Judge in the L. Rev.; Theories of Tort Law, Stanford Inaugural James M. Nabrit, Jr. Visiting Twenty-First Century, Boston University Encyclopedia of Philosophy; Legal Professor of Constitutional Law, Howard School of Law, panelist. Positivism Since HLA Hart, Encyclopedia University, School of Law. of Philosophy; Analytic Jurisprudence, Elections Amy Chua Encyclopedia of Philosophy; Philosophy Fellow, American Academy of Appellate Lectures and Addresses of Law, 8th Edition (with J.Feinberg) Lawyers. Shell Executive Group, New York, “Sources (2006). Lectures and Addresses of Tension from Shifting Wealth and Third Annual James Madison Nabrit, Jr. Democratization”; Ringling School Library Dennis E. Curtis Lecture, Howard University School of Law, Association, Sarasota, “Town Hall Lecture: Lectures and Addresses "Homeland Insecurity: Assessing Threats World on Fire.” Henry la Barre Jayne Lecture, American to Constitutional Protections in Troubled Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, Times." Morris L. Cohen “Representing Justice: From Renaissance Publications Iconography to Twenty-First Century John J. Donohue III Editor and introduction, Joseph Story and Courthouses” (with J. Resnik); Symposium Lectures and Addresses the Encyclopedia Americana (2006). on Sentencing: Competing Narratives Faculty Workshop, the Wharton School, in the Post-Booker Era, Roger Williams University of Pennsylvania, “Why Are Auto Jules L. Coleman University; Sentencing Roundtable and Fatalities Dropping so Sharply?”; American Appointments Lecture, Hebrew University. Enterprise Institute, “The Impact of Director, Yale Center for Law and Legalized Abortion on Crime”; Conference Philosophy; Visiting Distinguished Mirjan R. Damas˘ka on Medical Malpractice, The Rand Professor, Rutgers University Department Awards and Recognition Corporation, “The Impact of Damage Caps of Philosophy; Herbert Hart Lecturer, Doctor of laws honoris causa, Universita on Malpractice Claims: Randomization Oxford University. degli Studi di Pavia, Italy. Inference with Difference-in-Differences”; Lectures and Addresses Lectures and Addresses Law and Economic Perspectives on Rutgers University Department of Joint Conference of the American and Profiling Workshop, Northwestern Philosophy, "Disagreement about the Italian Societies of Comparative Law, “The University Department of Economics, Grounds of Law," (with O. Simchen); Future of the Transplant of Adversarial “The Law of Racial Profiling”; Rosenthal Conference on the International Point Criminal Procedure to Italy”; William & Lectures, Northwestern University School of View in Law and Ethics, Fordham Mary School of Law, “A Problematic Liability of Law, “Landmines and Goldmines: Why University; Conference on Law and Theory in International Criminal Law.” It's Hard to Find Truth and Easy to Peddle Morality, William & Mary University, Legal Consultation or Testimony Falsehood in Empirical Evaluation of Law “Political Morality and Tort Law"; series Consultation on the International Criminal and Policy”; Leighton Homer Surbeck of invited lectures at the Universities Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia with Chair Lecture, Yale Law School, “Powerful of Genoa and Palermo; Herbert Hart the Croatian Ministry of Justice. Evidence the Death Penalty Deters?”; Lecture, Oxford University, "Judges and “Uses and Abuses of Empirical Evidence Jurisprudence"; appearance on “Philosophy in the Death Penalty Debate”: workshops Talk” on San Francisco public radio. at University of Connecticut Law School, UCLA Law School, Stanford Law School, Law Faculty, University of Cambridge, ˘ Faculty Activities left to right John J. Donohue III Robert C. Ellickson William N. Eskridge, Jr. Daniel C. Esty Owen M. Fiss Michael J. Graetz England, University of Illinois College of Publications Program, New York, "The Challenge of Law, and Florida State University Law Comments on The Effects of Land Use Unsustainability: Economic and Political School; Federalist Society Debate, Yale Law Regulation on the Price of Housing: What System Pressures"; World Economic Forum, School, “Is Gun Control Illiberal?” (with D. Do We Know? What Can We Learn? 8 Davos, "Environmental Performance Index: Kahan); “Witness to Deception: An Insider's Cityscape 261 (2005). Benchmarking National Environmental Look at the Disney Trial”: Distinguished Results"; "Globalizing Yale: Introduction to Lecture, Boston University School of Law; William N. Eskridge, Jr. the Yale World Fellows Program” presen- Center for the Study of Corporate Law, Yale Lectures and Addresses tations in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Law School; Law Offices of Herbert Smith, Dunwoody Lecture, University of Florida Montreal, Beirut, Kuwait City, Manama, London, England; Law

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