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Faculty Activities faculty activities Bruce Ackerman • “Development lawyering, Between Equality and publications Subordination: The Politics of legal Knowledge in • Goodbye Montesquieu, in S. Rose-Ackerman & Global North-South Academic Exchange,” Yale law P. Lindseth eds., Comparative Administrative Law 128 School, Mar. 24, 2012 (2011) publications • Nixon In Iran?, Huffington Post, Mar. 19, 2012 • Developing Citizenship, 9 Issues in Legal Scholarship • The Legal Case Against Attacking Iran, L.A. Times, 1 (oct. 2011) (online) Mar. 5, 2012 Bruce Ackerman • Reconstructing Citizenship for the Twenty First Century, Ian Ayres an Interview with Bruce Ackerman, La Vie des Idees, lectures and addresses Mar. 5, 2012 • “The Rise of Data Driven Decision Making,” IBM Tokyo, • How Congress Can Overrule Citizens United Nov. 8 (with I. Ayres), Huffington Post, Feb. 9, 2012 • “how to Regulate opt out: An Economic Theory of • Recess Appointments: Release the Legal Advice, Altering Rules” (NYU, Yale, University of Connecticut Wall St. J., Jan. 11, 2012 law Schools) • Washington Standoff, L.A. Times, Jan. 6, 2012 • Information Escrows, Berkeley and Yale • A Christmas Present for the Pentagon, Slate, Dec. 28 • 9 Randomized Tests to Improve Tax Compliance, hMRC Muneer I. Ahmad 2011 Debt Management, london • A United States of Europe?, L.A. Times, Dec. 14, 2011 publications • The Law School Experience [letter], N.Y. Times, Dec. 5, • Anti-Incentives: The Power of Resisted Temptation, Eur. 2011 Fin. Rev. 40 (Feb.-Mar. 2012) • Supreme Court’s Obamacare Ruling Will Politicize • Randomizing Law, 159 U. Pa. L. Rev. 929 (2011) (with Judicial Process, Daily Beast, Nov. 15, 2011 M. Abramowicz & Y. listokin) • Don’t Tax the Rich. Tax Inequality Itself, N.Y. Times, A29 Muneer I. Ahmad (Dec. 18, 2011) (with A. S. Edlin) lectures and addresses • How Congress Can Overrule Citizens United, Huffington Post (Feb. 8, 2012) (with B. Ackerman) Ian Ayres • “Civil liberties 10 Years After 9/11,” New York law School, Sept. 9, 2011 • Paying Students to Quit Law School, Slate (Nov. 18, • “Ten Years Since 9/11,” Yale College, oct. 17, 2011 2011) (with A.R. Amar) • “Conversion, Convergence, or Encroachment: Trends in Experiential legal Education,” Boston College Jack M. Balkin law School Symposium, The way to Carnegie: A lectures and addresses Conversation about Pedagogy, Social Justice, and Cost • Conference on living originalism and The living in Experiential legal Education, oct. 28, 2011 Constitution, B.U. law School, Boston, MA, “The Roots • Discussant, “Disasporas in the Terror Decade,” New of the living Constitution,” Nov. 3, 2011 Directions in South Asian Diaspora Research: oceans • American Association of law Schools, washington, DC, Jack M. Balkin and Islands, Yale University, Nov. 4, 2011 “Constitutional Challenges to the Affordable Care Act,” • Panelist, “Fear, Inc.: The Roots of the Islamophobia Jan. 6, 2012 Network in America,” Yale College, Jan. 25, 2012 • American Association of law Schools, washington, DC, • “Immigration and Family Reunification Policies in “The Debt Ceiling Crisis of 2011,” Jan. 7, 2012 the United States,” Conference on Immigration and • Pepperdine law School, Malibu, California, “living Family Reunification in Europe, Israel and the United originalism,” Jan. 18, 2012 States, washington University law School, St. louis, • Conference on the Thirteenth Amendment, Columbia Mar. 7, 2012 law School, NY, “The Dangerous Thirteenth Amendment,” Jan. 27, 2012 22 23 yale law report summer 2012 • Conference on originalism, University of San Diego, Guido Calabresi San Diego, CA, “originalism and Federal Powers,” lectures and addresses Feb. 4, 2012 • Moderator and Speaker: “Misalignments in Tort law,” • Brooklyn law School, Brooklyn, NY, “Constitutional with Professors Ariel Porat, Mark Geistfeld, and Jules Redemption,” Feb. 22, 2012 Coleman, sponsored by The Yale Law Journal, Yale law • Conference on Popular Constitutionalism, Roger School, oct. 20, 2011 williams School of law, Bristol, RI, “Popular • Attended and delivered Concluding Remarks at XXIV Constitutionalism and the 2012 Election,” Feb. 24, 2012 International Conference of “Giordano Dell’amore” • Constitutional Accountability Center Event on the observatory on the Relations Between law and Robert A. Burt New Textualism, Georgetown law Center, washington, Economics: “on Economic and Social Inequalities: DC, “living originalism and the New Textualism,” Feb. Causes, Implications, and Remedies,” Milan, Italy, oct. 29, 2012 27, 2011 • YlS Alumni of Philadelphia, Montgomery McCracken • Attended, chaired, and spoke at Annual Dialogues of walker & Rhoads llP, Philadelphia, PA, Comparative law, Villa la Pietra, Universit degli Studi “The Constitutional Struggle over health Care,” di Firenze, on “The New Role of Supreme Courts in Mar. 13, 2012 the Political and Institutional Context: A Comparative • Distinguished lecture on IP, Cardozo law School, NY, Approach,” Florence, Italy, Nov. 4, 2011 “Censorship New and old,” Mar. 14, 2012 • Delivered Eulogy at the memorial service for harry h. Guido Calabresi • hofstra law School, hempstead, New York, wellington, New haven, CT, Nov. 13, 2011 “originalism Through Thick and Thin,” Mar. 27, 2012 • Panelist, Aspen Seminars for leaders, Aspen Institute • Conference on Global Censorship, Yale law School, Italia Conference, “Italy toward 2020: what Politics for New haven, CT, “old School/New School Censorship,” the long Run,” Florence, Italy, Nov. 18-19, 2011 Mar. 31, 2012 • Delivered opening Remarks at Immigration litigation publications Roundtable, Yale law School, New haven, CT, Dec. 2, • Living Originalism (harvard University Press, 2012) 2011 • Delivered remarks at Roberta Romano’s appointment Robert A. Burt as a Sterling Professor of law, Yale law School, Dec. 8, lectures and addresses 2011 • Yale Program in Medicine and humanities and • Attended 2012 Annual Meeting of the American Gardiner Program in Psychoanalysis and humanities, Association of law Schools, and participated in a panel “witnessing Undeserved Suffering: lessons for of the Section on Torts and Compensation Systems on Physicians from the Book of Job,” oct. 20, 2011 Twenty-First Century Tort Theories: • Yale Center for British Art, Art in Context: “The Richest A New Audit of Civil Recourse Theory, washington, DC, Commoner in Britain: Gainsborough’s william Jan. 25, 2012 Johnstone-Pulteney,” Nov. 1, 2011 • Presented paper on “The Future of law and Economics- • Cardozo law School, New York, “The Divine -Essays in Reform and Recollection,” Faculty workshop, Constitution and Judicial Infallibility,” Feb. 5, 2012 Yale law School, Dec. 12, 2011 • University of Southern California law School, los • Delivered three lectures at the International University Angeles, “Mental Illness and the Civil Rights Paradigm: College of Turin, Italy, on “history and Meaning of law Implications for legal Regulation of Psychotropic & Economics,” “Economics, Altruism, and Not-For- Medication,” Mar. 23, 2012 Profits,” and “Shaping Tastes and Values,” Jan, 24–25, publications 2012 • In the Whirlwind: God and Humanity in Conflict • Participated in Conference in honor of Frank I. (harvard University Press, 2012) Michelman, to celebrate his 49 years of service to • Should God be Obeyed? Should the State?,” harvard law School in anticipation of his retire- Washington Post, Sunday outlook Section, Apr. 8, ment, and was a member of the Panel on law and 2012, at B1-B3 Philosophy, harvard law School, Feb. 11, 2012 faculty activities • Participated in the Fifteenth Anniversary of the liman • Griffinl ecture, “Increasing Mutual Understanding Colloquium and spoke about Arthur liman as a stu- Between the U.S. and China,” University of Minnesota, dent in the law School, Yale law School, New haven, Feb. 10, 2012 CT, Mar. 1, 2012 • “Education and Success,” National Association of • Delivered the Alberico Gentili lectures on “Il Mestiere Independent Schools Annual Convention, Seattle, di Giudice” (“The Job of a Judge”): (1) “Il Giudice Mar. 2, 2012 Federale d’Appello degli Stati Uniti: chi è e cosa fa” • “Battle hymn of the Tiger Mother,” washington (“The Federal Court of Appeals Judges: who Are They University, St. louis, Mar. 6, 2012 Amy Chua and what Do They Do?”); (2) “Il Giudice e il dialogo: • “women and Time,” Real Simple Panel Discussion, storie di federalismo” (“The Judge and Dialogue: New York City, Mar. 7, 2012 Stories of Federalism”); (3) “Il Giudice e la giustizia: di • “China’s New Tiger women: In Conversation with fronte alla pena di morte” (“The Judge and Justice: Barbara walters,” women in the world Summit, The Presence of the Death Penalty”), Macerata, Italy, lincoln Center, NY, Mar. 9, 2012 Mar. 19–21, 2012 • “Education, Culture, and Competition,” Phi Theta • Participated in Roundtable, “Il Giudice, gli Avvocati Kappa honor Society, Nashville, TN, Apr. 13, 2012 e la Parti: velocità e persuasività della decisione publications giurisdizionale” (“The Judge, The Bar, and the Parties: • “The Rise of China’s Billionaire Tiger women,” Dennis E. Curtis Speed and Persuasiveness of Judicial Decisions”), Newsweek (Cover Story), Mar. 12, 2012 with Cesare Pinelli, Università “la Sapienza”—Rome, other professional highlights william Nardini, Attaché, Department of Justice, U.S. • Selected as one of Foreign Policy Magazine’s 2011 Embassy, Rome, and Alessandro lucchetti, Università Global Thinkers, Nov. 2011 degli Studi di Macerata ed Avvocato del Foro di • Selected as one of Atlantic Monthly’s 2011 Brave Ancona, Ancona, Italy, Mar. 21, 2012 Thinkers,
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