Can There Be Coexistence?
Author discusses international law as a means of peacemaking, and speakers t...
The Art of Law in the International Community, written by Mary Ellen O’Connell (above) and published by C...
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Empowering City Government to Fight Racism
New York commissioner shares racial justice strategies, scholars preview SCO...
The Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy presented a talk on September 23 by Brittny Saunders (abo...
Crime, Power, Mueller Report Discussed at Spring Events
Dozens of speakers take on a variety of dicey topics.
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Surprise, dismay, even some optimism were among the responses of three professors who joined a April 24 pane...
Jinxed!
Broken campaign finance system is a “luxury” Ghana cannot afford....
Pay-to-play politics has trapped Ghana in a never-ending cycle of growth without development, according to G...
Interdisciplinary Bridges Solve Real-World Problems
A message from the Dean....
President Trump’s recent decision to declare a national emergency in order to divert public funds to const...
FitzGibbon Presents at Catholic Conference
Events on children's rights, Latin American courts, internet law, constituti...
BC Law, in partnership with the School of Theology and Ministry, held a conference titled "Catholic Social ...
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...
Free Speech v. Hate, Career Insights, Marijuana Law, and More
A periodical summary of campus visitors and events....
Nadine Strossen, a New York Law School professor who served as president of the American Civil Liberties Uni...
Yang ’85 Will Be 2018 Commencement Speaker
Debra Wong Yang ’85, Partner at Gibson Dunn & Crutcher and the former US Attorney for the Central District of California, will give the Commencement Address at the 2018 Bosto...
What Does Russia Want?
Experts try to puzzle out answers to the actions of Putin and his regime....
From early on in the Cold War period, “reciprocity”—or tit-for-tat retaliation—has been a staple of ...