The line-up for the fall 2011 colloquium of Indiana Law's Center for Law, Society and Culture is out. The series includes several sessions of interest to legal historians, including two by this year's Jerome Hall Postdoctoral Fellows, Leila Kawar and Katherine Turk. Most sessions are held at 4:00 in the law school's faculty conference room.
Sep. 15
The Death Penalty: Judge versus Jury
Valerie Hans
Cornell Law School
Sep. 29
Democracy or Discipline? Economic Globalization and the Architecture of Government
Alasdair Roberts
Suffolk University Law School
Oct. 6
Room 213
Legal Liberalism and the Juridical Construction of Immigrant Rights in the United States and France, 1973-1983
Leila Kawar
Bowling Green State University
Nov. 10
'Our Militancy is in Our Openness': Gay Employment Rights Activism and the Question of Sexual Orientation Under Title VII, 1964-1990
Katherine Turk
University of Texas at Dallas
Nov. 17
The Few, the Proud, the Gays: Don't Ask, Don't Tell and the Trap of Tolerance
Suzanna Walters
Indiana University
Dec. 1, noon
Sally Merry
New York University
