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Faculty Workshop Archive
The Saint Louis University School of Law hosts an active faculty workshop series. The School of Law hosts paper presentations, by both inside and outside speakers, to keep abreast of new research and methods in the legal academy, to exchange feedback and criticism, and to reinforce the faculty’s commitments to sound fundamentals and to scholarly excellence. Faculty workshops are open to Saint Louis University School of Law faculty and to others by invitation. For more information, please contact Anders Walker at awalke16@slu.edu.
For current faculty workshops, please click here.
Archived Workshops
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
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Faculty Workshop Schedule - Fall 2006
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Speaker / Respondent |
Title |
Wednesday,
August 30 |
Eric Claeys
Saint Louis University School of Law |
Coming to the Nuisance and Natural Property Rights |
Monday,
September 11 |
Steve Munzer
UCLA School of Law |
Traditional Knowledge in Law and Global Justice |
Monday,
September 18 |
Elizabeth Magill
University of Virginia School of Law |
Understanding the New Administrative Law |
Wednesday, October 4 |
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International Tax Principles and Premises |
Wednesday,
October 18 |
Henry Manne
Dean Emeritus, George Mason University School of Law |
A Reminiscence of Sixty Years Watching the Development of Law and Economics |
Thursday,
October 19 |
Louise Weinberg
University of Texas School of Law |
The Supreme Court and the Crisis of 1860 |
Monday,
October 30 |
Keith Sharfman
Rutgers School of Law-Newark |
Legal Valuation and Corporate Law |
Faculty Workshop Schedule - Spring 2007
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| Date |
Speaker / Respondent |
Title |
Wednesday,
January 24 |
Aaron Baker
University at Durham |
Controlling Racial and Religious Profiling |
Thursday,
February 1 |
Jesse Goldner
Saint Louis University School of Law
and co-author Jim Sheehan
U.S. Department of Justice |
Beyond the Anti-Kickback Statute: New Theories in Healthcare Fraud Prosecutions |
Thursday,
February 8 |
David Mitchell
University of Missouri-Columbia Law School |
Undermining Individual and Collective Citizenship: The Impact of Exclusion Laws on the African-American Community |
Wednesday, February 28 |
Maria Pabón López
Indiana University School of Law |
The Future of Women in the Legal Profession: Recognizing the Challenges Ahead by Reviewing Current Trends. |
Monday,
March 5 |
Laura Underkuffler
Duke Law School |
Captured By Evil: The Idea of Corruption in
the Law |
Thursday,
March 29
Room 302 |
Tracy Kaye
Seton Hall Law School
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"Unfair" Tax Competition in the United States and the European Union |
Wednesday,
April 4 |
Eric Claeys
Saint Louis University School of Law |
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Wednesday,
April 18 |
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Grafting Communitarian Values onto the Individual Autonomy Tree |
Wednesday,
April 25 |
Tom Berg
St. Thomas law school |
Interplay Between Church and State Relations and Issues Involving Race Relations, Social Justice and Anti-Poverty Programs |
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