- Via the Ottoman Law Blog, we have a link to the table of contents (in Turkish) of the Proceedings of the Congress of Turkish Legal History .
- Roosevelt House, home to the Public Policy Institute at Hunter College, has mounted the exhibition Picturing Policy: The Invention of Moral and Activist Government in the New Deal.
- Yesterday, with a group of entering students at Georgetown Law, I was privileged to hear about the Law Library of Congress's plans for next year's observance of the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta from Nathan Dorn, Curator of Rare Books. A preview from In Custodia Legis is here. DRE.
- From the U.S. Intellectual History Blog: a guest post by Sara Mayeaux (Sharswood Fellow, University of Pennsylvania Law School) titled "Three Ways of Explaining the Rise of 'Law and Economics,' and Also, One Way." (Hat tip: Balkinization)
