The 2008 Robert S. Stevens Lecture
April 4, Myron Taylor Hall
Yasuhei Taniguchi, J.S.D. ’64, of the World Trade Organization (WTO) Appellate Body.

Process and Procedure in WTO Dispute Settlement
April 4 & 5,
Myron Taylor Hall
The Berger International Legal Studies Program and the International Law Journal hosts the 2008 Berger/ILJ Symposium.

Law, Markets, and Social Equity
April 25 & 26
This conference is a project of the Clarke International Consortium on Law and Social Justice in Emerging Markets Co-sponsored by the East Asia Program, Cornell University

New Technology, Old Rules: Ethical Issues Regarding Electronic ‘Metadata’
March 7, Los Angeles
Professor W. Bradley Wendel presents a session that will qualify for 1.5 Ethics CLE New York State credits and California MCLE credit.

Real Estate Private Equity: Opportunities Today and Tomorrow
March 11, New York City
The Cornell Real Estate Council's annual New York meeting featuring a panel discussion with industry leaders will take place at the Cornell Club

The Dilemma of the Criminal Defendant with a Prior Record – Lessons from the Wrongfully Convicted
Journal of Empirical Studies, forthcoming by John H. Blume

The Anti-Network: Global Private Law, Legal Knowledge, and the Legitimacy of the State
American Journal of Comparative Law, forthcoming in Vol. 56, No. 3, a symposium issue entitled Beyond the State: Rethinking Private Law (Summer 2008) by Annelise Riles

The Quiet Revolution in U.S. Antitrust Law
University of Queensland Law Journal
by George A. Hay

CAFA Judicata:
A Tale of Waste and Politics
Legal Studies Research Paper
by Kevin M. Clermont and Theodore Eisenberg

After the Crash: Citizens' Perceptions of Connective-Tissue Injury Lawsuits
Cornell Legal Studies Research Paper
by Valerie P. Hans

The Story of San Antonio Independent School Disttrict v. Rodriguez: School Finance, Local Control, and Constitutional Limits
Cornell Legal Studies Research Paper
by Michael Heise