Vanderbilt Legal History Colloquium

Vanderbilt Legal History Colloquium 2020-21

The Vanderbilt Legal History Colloquium series is sponsored by the Vanderbilt College of Arts and Science.  Discussions are based on pre-circulated papers.  To sign up for the announcement list, please contact this year's Director Kimberly Welch 

Held on Zoom from 12:45-2:15 CST (Mondays)

 

9/14/20: Ari Bryen, Vanderbilt 

“Law as Dialogue” (link - VU access only)

 

10/19/20: Nate Holdren, Drake University

Injury Impoverished: Workplace Accidents, Capitalism, and the Law in the Progressive Era (Cambridge, 2020)

Legal History Blog posts (10 posts): http://legalhistoryblog.blogspot.com/2020/07/thank-you-nate-holdren.html

 

11/13/20-11/14/20 (Th/Fri): American Society for Legal History mini conference (online and free)

Schedule and further information at https://aslh.net/conference/2020-annual-meeting/

 

11/16/20: Daniel Sharfstein, Vanderbilt

Arbitration in New York’s Fur Business and the Private Law of Immigration, 1914-38 (link - VU access only)

 

2/1/21: Kim Welch, Vanderbilt

‘“The Stability of Fortunes’: The Case of Eulalie Mandeville’s Money” (link - VU access only)

 

2/22/21: Taryn Marashi, Vanderbilt

Violating Privacy in Medieval Islamic Society (link - VU access only)

 

3/15/21: Jessica Lowe, Vanderbilt 

‘he or she, husband or wife should have escaped the city’: dispossession narratives and Anabaptist identity after the Kingdom of Münster. (link - VU access only)

 

4/12/21 Sara Mayeux, Vanderbilt

Make All the Laws You Want: The Catholic Left against Legal Liberalism, 1968 (link - VU access only)