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Faculty Activities 10 |11 YLR Winter 2003 Faculty Activities left to right Bruce Ackerman Ian Ayres Jack M. Balkin Robert A. Burt Bruce Ackerman Meetings,“Author Meets Critics:‘Pervasive Conference on Constitutional Law,Wash- Awards and Recognition Prejudice’”; 7th Circuit Bar Association, ington, D.C.,“American Constitutional Henry Phillips Prize in Jurisprudence (for “The Economics of ADR”;The Union Soci- Theory”; American Risk and Insurance lifetime achievement), American Philo- ety,“Voting With Dollars.” Association, John D. Long Seminar on sophical Society; Fellow, Collegium Publications Ethics,“Risk in a Postmodern Society”; Budapest, Fall 2002; Fellow, Center for Why Not?: Opt-Out Advertising, Forbes, Phelps Lecture,Tulane Law School, New Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, June 20, 2002 at 164 (with Barry Nalebuff); Orleans, Louisiana,“Free Speech and Spring 2002. Why Not?: Price-Protect Your Home, Forbes, Democratic Culture”; Faculty Colloquium, Lectures and Addresses Sept. 16, 2002, at 101 (with Barry Nalebuff); Tulane Law School,“Theories of Constitu- Jorde Lecture, University of California, An Alternative to Expensing Stock Options, tional Change.” Berkeley,“Voting with Dollars”; Sympo- Radio Commentary,“Marketplace,”July 24, Publications sium, All Souls College, Oxford,“States of 2002 (with Barry Nalebuff); ‘Disclosuring' The Most Dangerous Person on Earth, Emergency.” hidden fees to consumers,Radio Commen- Hartford Courant, September 22, 2002; Publications tary,“Marketplace,”Aug. 28, 2002 (with In Giving Up Our Rights,We'd Lose the Voting with Dollars (with Ian Ayres, Barry Nalebuff); Virtual Strikes,Radio War, New Orleans Times-Picayune, 2002); Bush v. Gore:The Question of Commentary,“Marketplace,”Oct. 4, 2002 September 11, 2002; Who's Next?, Hart- Legitimacy (ed., 2002); Off-Balance, in Bush (with Barry Nalebuff); Campaign Reform’s ford Courant, June 20, 2002; Diversity v. Gore:The Question of Legitimacy Worst Enemy, N.Y.Times, July 6, 2002, at 13 Offers Everyone a Stake, L.A.Times,Friday, (Bruce Ackerman ed., 2002); Deliberation (with Bruce Ackerman); A Viable Alternative May 17, 2002; History Lesson, Legal Affairs, Day, 10 J. Pol. Phil. 129 (2002) (with James to Breaking up Microsoft: Compulsory July/August 2002; Would African Ameri- Fishkin); Bush Must Avoid Shortcuts on Licensing That Would Make Microsoft cans Have Been Better Off Without Brown v. Road to War, L.A.Times,May 31, 2002, at 15; Compete With Its Past Self, Writ Findlaw’s Board of Education?, 35 The Journal of Campaign Reform’s Worst Enemy, N.Y. Legal Commentary, April 10, 2002 (with Blacks in Higher Education 102 (Spring Times, July 6, 2002, at 13 (with Ian Ayres); Aaron Edlin). 2002); Legitimacy and the 2000 Election, in But What’s the Legal Case for Preemption?, Bush v. Gore:the Question of Legitimacy Wash. Post,August 18, 2002, at B2; Legality Jack M. Balkin 210 (Bruce Ackerman ed., 2002). of Using Force, N.Y.Times, September 21, Appointments 2002, at 15. Member, Century Foundation Working Robert A. Burt Group on the Public’s Need to Know in a Lectures and Addresses Ian Ayres Post- 9/11 Era; Board of Advisors, Consumer Program in Medicine and Ethics, Harvard Appointments Webwatch. Medical School, Cambridge,“The Pitfalls of Commentator, Marketplace Radio. Lectures and Addresses Physician-Assisted Suicide”;Yale University Awards and Recognition Conference on the Future of Internet Program in Bioethics, New Haven,“Consti- 1st Place, Law and Society Fun Run. Regulation: Open Access, Private Rights, tutional Constraints on the Regulation of Lectures and Addresses and Public Values, Princeton University, Cloning.” Washington & Lee Law School,“Shooting “Filtering and Freedom of Speech”; Law Publications Down the ‘More Guns, Less Crime' Hypoth- and Society Association Annual Meeting, The Medical Futility Debate: Patient Choice, esis”;Virginia Law School, Comment Vancouver,“Ayelet Shachar’s Theory Physician Obligation, and End-of-Life Care, on Cooter and Porat; Law and Society of Multicultural Jurisdictions”; AALS 5 J. Palliative Med. 249 (2002). ˘ Faculty Activities left to right Guido Calabresi Amy L. Chua Dennis E. Curtis Drew S. Days, III Robert C. Ellickson Daniel C. Esty Guido Calabresi Publications American Development Bank Conference Awards and Recognition Grieving Criminal Defense Lawyers,70 on the Free Trade Area of the Americas and First Annual Lifetime Achievement Award, Fordham L. Rev. 1615 (2002) (with Judith Beyond, Cambridge,“Trade and the Envi- Scribes (American Society for Writers on Resnik); Teaching Billing: Metrics of Value in ronment in the Americas”; Australian Legal Subjects). Law Schools and Law Firms,54 Stan. L. Rev. Davis Connection, Sydney, Australia, Lectures and Addresses 1409 (2002) (with Judith Resnik). “Strategic Environmental Management,” Scribes luncheon address, ABA Meeting, and Melbourne,“Data-Driven Environmen- Washington, D.C.; College of Law Convoca- Drew S. Days, III talism”; Asia Society, Hong Kong,“Environ- tion for the First Law School Year, Univer- Lectures and Addresses mental Performance Measurement:The sity of Oklahoma Law Center, Norman, The Rex E. Lee Conference on the Office of Environmental Sustainability Index”; Oklahoma; Roundtable Dinner, University the Solicitor General of the United States, World Summit on Sustainable Develop- of Oklahoma Law Center;The Red Mass of Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, pre- ment, Johannesburg,“Global Environmen- the Archdiocese of Portland, Maine, speech senter; Conference on Yale, New Haven, tal Governance”; Gordan Institute of Busi- marking the official opening of the judicial and American Slavery,Yale University, pre- ness Science, University of Pretoria, South year; Fall 2002 James Madison Lecture, senter; Making Change—Working for Africa,“Why Measurement Matters:The NYU School of Law,“The Federal Courts in a Social Justice Conference, Hamilton Col- Environmental Sustainability Index.” Federal System: Reestablishing a Madison- lege, Clinton, New York, moderator. Publications ian Balance.” Global Environmental Governance: Robert C. Ellickson Options and Opportunities (with Maria Amy L. Chua Awards and Recognition Ivanova eds., 2002); Greening the Ameri- Publications 2002 National Scrabble Championship, cas: NAFTA’s Lessons for Hemispheric Markets, Democracy and Ethnicity, in East San Diego, California: 25th place out of 700 Trade (with Carolyn Deere eds., 2002); Asian Law—Universal Norms and Local contestants/prize for highest finishing Environmental Governance at the WTO: Cultures 33 (Arthur Rosett et al. eds., senior (age 60+). Outreach to Civil Society, in Trade, Environ- 2002); Free Market Democracy and Ethnic Lectures and Addresses ment, and the Millennium,(Gary P.Samp- Conflict, in Development and Democracy: Annual Meeting, American Law and Eco- son and W. Bradnee Chambers eds., 2nd ed. New Perspectives on an Old Debate nomics Association, Harvard Law School, 2002); Thickening the International Envi- (Sunder Ramaswamy & Jeff Cason eds., The Law and Economics of the Household, ronmental Regime,Robert Schuman Centre 2002); A World on the Edge, The Wilson panel chair,“Social Norms/Behavioral Law Policy Paper Series, European University Quarterly (Autumn 2002) (cover story). and Economics.” Institute (June 2002). Dennis E. Curtis Daniel C. Esty Owen M. Fiss Awards and Recognition Awards and Recognition Lectures and Addresses American Bar Association's E. Smythe 2002 American Bar Association Award for SELA Conference on Democracy and Dis- Gambrell Award given to the Lawyering Distinguished Achievement in Environ- tributive Justice, Punta del Este, Uruguay, Ethics Clinic (cotaught with Deborah mental Law and Policy. “Law as Object and Instrument of Transfor- Cantrell). Lectures and Addresses mation”; American Political Science Associ- Lectures and Addresses World Trade Organization, Geneva,“Trade ation, Boston,“Spatial Justice and the City,” Eighth Circuit Judicial Conference, Duluth, and Environment After Doha”;Yale in panel presentation. Minnesota,“Art and Architecture of Court- Mexico Program, Mexico City,“Environ- houses”(with Judith Resnik). ment and Globalization”; Harvard-Inter- 12 |13 YLR Winter 2003 left to right Owen M. Fiss Robert W. Gordon Henry B. Hansmann Robert D. Harrison Oona Hathaway Publications Henry B. Hansmann Robert D. Harrison The Fallibility of Reason, in Bush v. Gore: Appointments Appointments The Question of Legitimacy 84 (Bruce Ack- Consulting Editor, European Corporate Re-appointed to National Legal Research erman ed., 2002); The Idea of Political Free- Governance Institute (ECGI) Legal Insti- and Writing Advisory Board, LexisNexis. dom, in Looking Back at Law’s Century 35 tutes Research Paper Series (Guido Fer- Lectures and Addresses (Austin Sarat et al. eds., 2002); La Justicia rarini ed.); Adviser, American Law Institute Law PReview, day-long lectures in several no puede actuar como sirviente del Mer- project on Principles of the Law of Non- cities on legal research and writing. cado, Clarín, Argentina, June 16, 2002 profit Organizations; Inaugural Fellow, Legal Consultation or Testimony (interview in Spanish); Una Comunidad de European Corporate Governance Institute. Legal writing workshops and individual- Iguales: La protección constitucional de Elections ized writing critiques for associates at los nuevos cuidadanos, Miño y Dávila, Secretary-Treasurer, American Law and Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom; Colección Nuevo Foro Democrático (2002). Economics Association. Hale and Dorr; Clifford Chance Rogers Lectures and Addresses
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