Here’s the line-up for Spring 2019 for the Law and History Workshop, organized by Ron Harris and David Schorr, at the Bachmann Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University. It meets Mondays, 4:15-5:45 pm. For pre-circulated papers please contact harrisr@tauex.tau.ac.il or dschorr@tauex.tau.ac.il.
March 11 Sarah Mandel, History, TAU. Religious Minorities in English Law: Comparisons and Methodological Questions
March 18 Tamar Herzog, History, Harvard. A Short History of European Law
March 25 Abigail Faust, Law, TAU. "A National Guardianship": The Consumer Credit Protection Act and the Bankruptcy Code in Congress, 1968-1978
April 1 Edward Cavanagh, History, Cambridge. Conquest for the Crown: Law Officers, Legal Personality, and the Courts of Common Law in the Imperial Meridian, 1784-1821
April 8 Shaunnagh Dorsett, Law, University of Technology, Sydney. Procedural Reform in the Nineteenth Century British Empire: The Failures of Barron Field in Gibraltar
April 29 Philip Stern, History, Duke. Corporations, Colonies, and the British Empire in the Age of Reform
May 6 Laetitia Guerlain, Law, Bordeaux. Law and Anthropology : An Archaeology (France, 19th-20th Centuries)
May 13 Rivka Brot, Law, TAU. Legal Aid for Jewish Displaced Persons, Germany, 1945-1950: Lessons From Forgotten History
May 20 Stephan Wendehorst, History & Law, Gießen & Vienna. Zionist Projects avant la lettre? Jewry as a Subject and Jewish Rights as an Object of the Early Modern Law of Nations
May 27 Evelyne Oliel-Grausz, History, Paris I. TBA
