Center for Open Science’s Year of Open Science Culminating Conference
Kathryn Zeiler (Boston University School of Law) and Jason Chin (Australian National University College of Law) to present on government regulation of university scientific misconduct investigations at the Center for Open Science’s Year of Open Science Culminating Conference.
Stanford Law School Law & Economics Workshop
Kathryn Zeiler will speak at Stanford Law School’s Law & Economics Workshop on February 29, 2024. She will present a draft titled “Metaresearch, Psychology, and Law: a Case Study on Implicit Bias.”
Webinar on the Middle East Conflict
On Monday, March 25, the College will sponsor an educational webinar for Emerson faculty, staff, and students addressing the current Hamas-Israel conflict and broader challenges related to Palestine and Israel, titled “Reclaiming Nuance: Polarization & Framing Post October 7 – A Conversational Approach.” This online-only program requires no registration and will occur on March 25, […]
The Power to Destroy: How the Antitax Movement Hijacked America Discussion
Boston University Law School Professor Steven Dean will be a panelist at the discussion. The event will hold a discussion about examining the antitax movement. The discussion will be held at The Brookings Institution, Falk Auditorium, 1775 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, D.C. 20036. The event is also accessible online.
Webinar on the Middle East Conflict by Emerson College
Boston University Law School Professor Jonathan Feingold is a speaker at the webinar. The webinar will address Hamas-Israel conflict and the challenges related to Palestine and Israel, titled “Reclaiming Nuance: Polarization & Framing Post October 7 – A Conversational Approach.” This webinar will talk about the challenges to discuss issues related to the conflict, and […]
New England Law Review Spring Symposium
Boston University Law School Professor Jessica Silbey will be speaking at the symposium about her book Against Progress: Intellectual property and Fundamental Values in the Internet Age. The event will be held at the Cherry Room at New England Law | Boston. The event is also accessible via Zoom.
“The Smell of Money” Film Screening & Panel Discussion
Boston University School of Law is hosting a film screening and panel discussion for The Smell of Money, which documents food injustices experienced by a rural minority community in North Carolina. Following the film screening, there will be a moderated discussion on environmental ethics, animal rights, public health, and corporate social responsibility moderated by Dr. Tyson-Lord Gray. The discussion […]
Marshall M. Criser Distinguished Faculty Workshop
David I. Walker will speak at the University of Florida Levin College of Law’s Marshall M. Criser Distinguished Faculty Workshop. He will present Evolving Corporate Philanthropy on Monday, March 18 at noon.
2024 ECOSOC Special Meeting on “International Cooperation in Tax Matters”
Steven Dean will speak at the United Nations as part of the Economic and Social Council’s 2024 Special Meeting on International Cooperation in Tax Matters on his forthcoming book, Global Jim Crow: Taxation And Racial Capitalism (Oxford University Press). The Special Meeting aims to explore effective fiscal policies for inclusive and sustainable development, as well as to promote a […]
CLE – 3rd Annual Critical Race Theory Symposium
Boston University Law School Professor Jonathan Feingold will be one of the presenters at the symposium. The event will be held at Albany Law School, Dean Alexander Moot Courtroom, 80 New Scotland Ave, Albany, NY 12208. The discussion will include leading experts with knowledge around the areas of education, book banning, race and gender, journalism, […]