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The Plight of the Punished

Columbia Law School Professor Robert A. Ferguson Critiques the U.S. Criminal Justice System and its Reliance on Mass Incarceration In His New Book, Inferno: An Anatomy of American Punishment.

Faculty Scholarship and Ideas

The Political Economy of Natural Resource Richness: Managing the Development Window Opportunity

The Portrayal of Lawyers in the Media

The Refugee Crisis

The Global Dimensions of Europe's 'Migrant Crisis' Are Considered in a Discussion at Columbia Law School

Faculty Scholarship and Ideas

The Rise of News Aggregation and the Race for Information in the Digital Age

The Rise of News Aggregation and the Race for Information in the Digital Age

The Rise of the 'Info-sumer' and the Future of Public Diplomacy

Brand Equity Is Now Part of National Security, Says Israeli Ambassador Ido Aharoni

The Role of Precedent in the Office of Legal Counsel Examined by Professor Trevor Morrison

The Role of Precedent in the Justice Department?s Office of Legal Counsel Examined by Professor Trev

The Role of the World Court

Joan Donoghue, U.S. Judge on the International Court of Justice, Discusses the Court's Role as Part of the Center on Global Governance's Fall Speaker Series at Columbia Law School.

The Roles of Congress and the President in U.S. Foreign Policy

Elliott Abrams, Former Special Assistant to the President and Deputy National Security Adviser in the George W. Bush Administration, Critiques America's Global Strategy

The Stock Market as Tool for Social Justice

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