Legal Historians Take Stock
Clough event brings together international group of scholars....
Three generations of leading scholars from a dozen countries gathered at Boston College Law School September...
Clough Center for the Study of Constitutional Democracy
How We Became Pawns in the Arbitration Game
Kessler's research reveals that a powerful agency lost sight of the public g...
The recent flood of high-profile sexual harassment cases, and the resulting #METOO movement, has brought arb...
Why Canada’s Constitution Is Growing in Influence
Hon. Russell Brown of the Canadian Supreme Court explores qualities that may...
Boston College’s greater law community enjoyed the rare privilege of having a candid discussion with a Can...
Trying to Understand Charlottesville
Panel searches for a way forward after the violence in Virginia. ...
“The values on which constitutional democracy rest have been profoundly shaken by the events in Charlottes...
What Does It Mean to ‘Own’ Someone?
Yale scholar explores historic notions of property in Clough jurisprudence l...
Yale law professor James Q. Whitman lectured on two early concepts of property ownership—that of owning la...
Contemplating Our Ideals on Constitution Day
Scholars offer legal, political, and historical perspectives on Trump's atti...
Searching for a legal and philosophical foundation from which to take stock of eight months’ worth of cont...
Professors Launch New Constitutional Law Report
Collaboration between Richard Albert, Vlad Perju puts clout of Clough Center...
Two BC Law professors have been party to a collaboration on a new e-book, the Global Review of Constitutiona...
Refugee Law Reimagined
Aleinikoff argues for a new state system for resettlement and integration.
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Despite the widespread media attention to a global refugee “crisis,” refugee law scholar and practitione...