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Economics: The Bottom Line

Three views on why we haven’t done better—and how we can.

Summer 2020

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Rights: What Are Our Rights?

Let’s see what the Constitution actually says.

By Professor Kent Greenfield
Summer 2020

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Constitutional Democracy: The Law of the Land

How civil discourse, first principles, and distributed powers can turn us around.

Summer 2020

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Quotes

Professor Catharine Wells / On Social Change “There is a need for legal reform, but the real work is personal. I think there are four questions ...

Summer 2020

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Summer 2020

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The ‘Public’ in Public Health Means Everybody

Politics, care disparities, and populism hurt equality.

By Jane Whitehead
Summer 2020

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Professors Analyze Policy Responses Early in Outbreak

Professors Hiba Hafiz, Shu-Yi Oei, Diane Ring, and Natalya Shnitser produce a working paper, “Regulating in Pandemic.”

Summer 2020

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The Chair

In a long career that brought down corporate defrauders and eventually landed her among the small cohort of women to chair a top global law ...

By Jeri Zeder
Summer 2020

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The Land of Music & Piracy

In a copyright showdown between the music industry’s Big Three record labels and a broadband internet renegade, Jeff Gould ’06 kept the beat for the plaintiffs ...

By Chad Konecky
Summer 2020

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Easy Rider

During the meteoric rise of Peloton, Hisao Kushi ’92 has been the exercise disrupter’s zen-like co-founder and general counsel—a funny, brilliant master of calm.

By Elizabeth Gehrman
Winter 2020

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The Mighty Weight of Atrocity

It fell to Dermot Groome ’85 to hoist the load of Ratko Mladić’s cruelty onto the bench of justice at the International Criminal Tribunal for ...

By Jeri Zeder
Winter 2020

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I Am Why

Young women who’ve endured the failings of the juvenile justice system find their power in a new advocacy group that believes they are the true agents of change. As ...

By David Reich and Vicki Sanders
Winter 2020

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The Innocence Whisperers

Adjunct Professor Charlotte Whitmore has a gift for freeing the wrongly convicted. But she doesn’t do it alone. Her talent is in knowing how to ...

By Chad Konecky
Summer 2019

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From Prosperity to Peril and Back Again

The remarkable life journey of the Cuban girl born Teresa Valdes-Fauli.

By Katharine Whittemore
Summer 2019

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The Dignity of Work (Is That Even a Thing Anymore?)

In a shapeshifting employment environment, experts sort out what to worry about and what to hope for.

By Jane Whitehead
Summer 2019