To be clear, we still teach a considerable amount of Roman Law and Railroad Law, just not as doctrinal subjects.

Trust me, responding to a conference rejection with an email saying, in effect, “I’ve published more and better than almost any other junior scholar in the field, so how could you possibly reject me” is really not the professional reputation you want to cultivate in the early

Real pleasure working with Yale Law & Policy Review on this piece, which is now formally published.

Very excited for this new book.

Updated CFP with a new co-sponsor (the EALS section of AALS). Deadline is in two weeks:

Asian Law Junior Scholars Workshop
Yale Law School, August 22-23, 2024
 
Applications due by May 20, 2024
 
A group of scholars working on Asian Law, collaborating with the East Asian Law and

Highly informative new article. [Law and Industrial Policy: the East Asian Experience by James Si Zeng :: SSRN] papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

The University of Chicago, as usual, striking the right balance. Worth reading in full. It is exactly right.

President Alivisatos’ Note on the Encampment (April 29, 2024)

Dear Members of the University Community, Just a few hours ago, a group of students established an

I am feeling *very* happy that classes ended today and that I have a sabbatical coming up—there are many reasons for this, most related to my desire to focus on writing, but ongoing campus politics and the ability to stay away from it all do play a role.

Didn’t think the case for having more faculty edited law journals could get even stronger, but here we are…