Fordham Law Review Symposium on Originalism

The articles from the Fordham Law Review Symposium on originalism are now available online. We've previously mentioned Keith Whittington's introduction. The other contributions are:

The Gravitational Force of Originalism by Randy E. Barnett

The Inclusiveness of the New Originalism by James E. Fleming

Originalism and Constitutional Construction by Lawrence B. SolumOriginalism, the Why and the What by Larry Alexander

On What Distinguishes New Originalism from Old: A Jurisprudential Take by Mitchell N. Berman & Kevin Toh

Meaning and Belief in Constitutional Interpretation by Andrei Marmor

Deferentialism: A Post–originalist Theory of Legal Interpretation by Scott Soames

Originalism, Vintage or Nouveau: “He Said, She Said” Law by Tara Smith

The New Originalism and the Uses of History by Jack M. Balkin

Meaning and Understanding in the History of Constitutional Ideas: The Intellectual History Alternative to Originalism by Saul Cornell

The New Originalism and the Foreign Affairs Constitution by Andrew Kent

Original Meaning, Precedent, and Popular Sovereignty?: Whittington et al. v. Lincoln et al. by Leslie F. Goldstein

Accepting Contested Meanings by Bernadette Meyler