Archives for: November 2008, 24
Hofstra Law launches Center for Applied Legal Reasoning
November 24th, 2008Led by Professor Stefan Krieger, Hofstra Law School has launched the Center for Applied Legal Reasoning, a forum for studying theories of legal reasoning, researching issues related to the solving of legal problems, decision-making in practice, and the d… more »
Professor Elizabeth M. Glazer speaks at Nixon Peabody LLP
November 24th, 2008Professor Elizabeth M. Glazer spoke as part of Nixon Peabody LLP’s New York office’s Diversity Day, on the rights of gay, lesbian, bisexual, & transgendered persons’ rights in the workplace.
Nixon Peabody LLP is recognized as a “Global 100” law… more »
“Transitional Discrimination” by Professor Elizabeth M. Glazer
November 24th, 2008Professor Elizabeth M. Glazer presented “Transitional Discrimination” (co-authored with Professor Zachary Kramer, of Penn State Dickinson School of Law) as an invited symposium participant at the Temple Political & Civil Rights Law Review symposium o… more »
“Volumes of Hate Speech” by Professor Elizabeth M. Glazer
November 24th, 2008Professor Elizabeth M. Glazer presented “Volumes of Hate Speech” at West Virginia University College of Law and Cumberland School of Law (Samford University).
ABSTRACT:
Does hate speech cause holocausts? Timelines of events leading up to the Holoca… more »
Professor Katrina Fischer Kuh in The Boston Globe
November 24th, 2008Professor Katrina Fischer Kuh was quoted in a Boston Globe article "The turn to online research is narrowing the range of modern scholarship, a new study suggests" by Rebecca Tuhus-Dubrow.
EXCERPT
More and more, the Internet dominates everyday life.… more »
“The Awkward Phase of Antidiscrimination Law” by Professor Elizabeth M. Glazer
November 24th, 2008Professor Elizabeth M. Glazer presented “The Awkward Phase of Antidiscrimination Law” (co-authored with Professor Zachary Kramer, of Penn State Dickinson School of Law) at the Third Annual Colloquium on Current Scholarship in Labor and Employment Law, in… more »
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