Weekend Roundup

• This month, Cato Unbound, the online journal of the Cato Institute, is hosting a symposium on The Rule of the Clan, by the former Legal History Guest Blogger Mark Weiner.  Weiner’s lead essay, The Paradox of Modern Individualism, is already posted, as are several response essays.  John Fabian Witt's is due up on March 17.

• Another former guest blogger, Elizabeth Dale (University of Florida), is currently blogging over at the Faculty Lounge on the theme of "teaching legal history as applied legal history." Check out her first posts, here and here. She also weighs in, here, on the hot topic of skills training in legal education. [KMT]

• From bookforum: the hidden histories of war crimes trials.

• "In honor of Linda and Richard Kerber’s enduring support for scholarship in the history of women, the Iowa Women’s Archives (University of Iowa Libraries) announces a grant of $1000 to fund travel to Iowa City, Iowa, to conduct research in the Iowa Women’s Archives." More information on the Linda and Richard Kerber Fund here.

• Via the Legal Scholarship Blog: Harvard, Stanford, and Yale Law Schools announce the 15th session of the Harvard/Stanford/Yale Junior Faculty Forum, to be held at Stanford Law School on June 27-28, 2014. The deadline for submissions is March 31, 2014.

Weekend Roundup is a weekly feature compiled by all the Legal History bloggers.