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In a New Course, Columbia Law School Professor Michael Doyle Calls Upon Students for Assistance in Creating a Model International Mobility Treaty Governing How the World's Migrants Should Be Treated

In a Letter to the Columbia Law School Community, Schizer, the Lucy G. Moses Professor of Law and the Harvey R. Miller Professor of Law and Economics, Marks the Start of His Last Year as Dean

Investment Experts Weigh In On Whether Divesting from Fossil Fuel Stocks Can Help Combat Climate Change.

In the Classroom and in Her Writing, Professor Kathryn Judge Turns a Critical Eye to Financial Regulators to Better Understand What Led to the Financial Crisis and the Policy Reforms Since Adopted

Talley's Work Illuminates the Intersection of Corporate Law, Governance, and Finance

Brooks' Work Includes Empirical and Theoretical Contributions on Issues Ranging from Criminal Justice and Race to Law and Economics

Morrison's Body of Work Includes Empirical and Theoretical Contributions to Understanding the Causes and Consequences of Corporate and Consumer Insolvency

Second Annual "White House Women and the Environment Summit" Focuses on Changes at the Community Level

James B. Comey Has Served as U.S. Attorney in the Southern District of New York and as General Counsel of Bridgewater Associates and the Lockheed Martin Corporation.

Evidence Shows How Legislation Can Lower U.S. Firearm Mortality Rates, in a New Report in the Medical Journal, The Lancet, Co-Authored by Columbia Law Professor Jeffrey Fagan