Story Archive

New York's Fashion Week Has Its Roots in an Early 20th Century Scheme to Crackdown on Counterfeit Designs, Professor C. Scott Hemphill Writes in a Forthcoming Book Chapter

Professor Tim Wu, the Creator of the Term Net Neutrality and a Longtime Advocate of the Idea, Reflects on the FCC's Vote to Codify the Principle of an Open Internet

Columbia Law School's Center for Constitutional Governance Explores America's Political Polarization at Third Annual Conference

A Group of Columbia Law School Students Traveled to Brussels and Luxembourg with Professor Anu Bradford for an Intimate Look at the Workings of the European Union in a Study Trip Sponsored by Cleary Gottlieb

Columbia Law School Professor Sarah H. Cleveland Sheds Light on a Novel Constitutional Clause Allowing the U.S. to Punish Treaty Violations.

Academics and Current and Former Government Officials Debate Fiscal Issues, Domestic Policy, National Security, and Election Law.

In Written Testimony, Columbia Law School Professor Katherine Franke Argues Proposed Changes Replacing Broad Definition of Family Member With the Term "Spouse" Undermine Support for Diverse Family Structures and Amount to Marital Discrimination

Collection Provides Account of the Fundamental Principles Underlying Critical Analysis of International Taxation