Jeannine Marie DeLombard, Assistant Professor, English Department, University of Toronto

At the Bar of Public Opinion: Black Testimony and White Advocacy in Antebellum Literary Abolitionism   short version   long version

Commentators: Jon-Christian Suggs & Sally Gordon


Serena Mayeri, J.D./Ph.D. Candidate, Yale University

Separate Can Never Be Equal: Sex Segregation, Racial Desegregation, and the Law, 1969-1977   short version   long version   

Commentators: Cheryl Harris & Martha Umphrey


Daniel Hulsebosch, Assistant Professor, Saint Louis University School of Law

The English Constitution and the Expanding Empire: Sir Edward Coke's British Jurisprudence   short version   long version

Commentators: Martin Flaherty & Julie Peters


Eric Mitnick, Assistant Professor, Thomas Jefferson School of Law, Ph.D. Candidate in Politics Princeton University

Three Models of Group-Differentiated Rights   short version   long version

Commentators: Anne Dailey & Robert Post


Hoang Gia Phan, Ph.D. Candidate, English Department, University of California at Berkeley

Free Subjects: Black Civic Identity and the Invention of the Asiatic- The Labors of Difference   short version   long version

Commentators: Catherine Fisk & Walter Johnson


Bruce Price, Ph.D. Candidate, Institute for Law & Society, New York University

How Green Was My Valley?: Changing Roles and Relationships of Lawyers in Silicon Valley and the Breakdown of the Cravath System and the Tournament of Lawyers   short version   long version

Commentators: Austin Sarat & Robert Gordon


Susan Schmeiser, Visiting Professor, University of Connecticut School of Law

Forces of Consent   short version   long version

Commentators: Carole Vance and Katherine Franke

Teemu Ruskola, Assistant Professor, American University Washington College of Law

Law's Empire: The Legal Construction of America in the District of China   short version   long version

Commentators: Sally Engle Merry & Jack Balkin


ALTERNATES:

Fleur Johns, S.J.D. Candidate Harvard Law School, Bodies of Law: Reading Sixteenth Century Venice

Susan Pearson, Assistant Professor of History University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill,  "The Inalienable Rights of the Beasts": Organized Animal Protection and the Language of Rights in America 1865-1900

Paul Raffield, Eating and Honouring the Law: Oral Traditions and the Religious Inheritance

COMMENTATORS' AFFILIATIONS:
Jack Balkin- Law, Yale University
Anne Dailey- Law, University of Connecticut
Catherine Fisk- Law, Loyola University
Katherine Franke- Law, Columbia University
Martin Flaherty - Law, Fordham University
Sarah Barringer Gordon- Law & History, University of Pennsylvania
Cheryl Harris- Law, University of California at Los Angeles
Walter Johnson- History, New York University
Sally Engle Merry- Anthropology, Wellesley College
Julie Peters - English and Comparative Literature, Columbia University
Robert Post- Law, University of California at Berkeley
Austin D. Sarat- Law, Jurisprudence & Social Thought & Political Science, Amherst College
Jon-Christian Suggs- English, City University of New York Graduate Center
Martha Umphrey- Law, Jurisprudence & Social Thought, Amherst College
Carole S. Vance- Anthropology, Public Health, Columbia University