Weekend Round-up

• This week we've been rounding up coverage of the AHA. Read even more here, at the Chronicle of Higher Ed.

• The inter-disciplinary Centre for Citizenship, Civil Society and Rule of Law at the University of Aberdeen has announced that it will offer 3-year Ph.D. studentships. More info is here. (Hat tip: H-Law)

• How does one write a dissertation from afar? GradHacker offers advice.

• Inspired by a recent AALS panel, Al Brophy at the Faculty Lounge has posted some thoughts on the legacy of Derrick Bell.

• The latest issue of Rorotoko features an interview with Brian C. Kalt on his book Constitutional Cliffhangers: A Legal Guide for Presidents and Their Enemies (Yale University Press).

• The doctoral program in Law in a Changing World at the University of Helsinki has issued a call, here, for applications for eight doctoral student positions for the period beginning September 2012. (Hat tip: H-Law)

The Weekend Round-Up is a weekly feature compiled by all the Legal History bloggers.