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The Research Committee on Sociology of Law of the International Sociological Association (ISA/RSCL) Conference on Sociology of Law and Political Action
Toulouse, France (September 3-6, 2013)...
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Empirical Training Workshops for Law Professors at AALS
New Orleans, LA (January 4-5, 2013)...The Research Committee of the AALS is offering a pilot program this year that acquaints law professors with empirical approaches to studying law.
New Legal Realism Conference: New Frontiers of Legal Realism- American, Scandinavian, European, Global
Copenhagen, Denmark (May 29-30, 2012)...This conference explored legal realism's place in the academy, as well as its methodology, object of study, philosophy, and objectives.
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Southwest Conference: Rights and Their Translation into Practice: Toward a Synthetic Framework
University of Arizona- Tuscon, AZ (April 20-21, 2012)...The second in a series of two inter-disciplinary and international National Science Foundation funded conferences, this conference focused on political and civil rights in the U.S. and globally.
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CRN 28: Realist and Empirical Legal Methods 2011 Panel
San Francisco, CA (June 2-5, 2011)...conducting interviews and surveys
East Coast Workshop: Global Legal Regulation and Social Science Measurements
Princeton, NJ (May 20, 2011)...Anthropologists, sociologists, lawyers, and policy scholars meet to assess how social science metrics are translated for global law, taking seriously the central new legal realist concern with appropriate translation of empirical research in legal settings. Program Details
CRN 28: Realist and Empirical Legal Methods 2010 Panels
Chicago, IL (May 27-30, 2010)...translating law across boundaries, analyzing transcripts,
the language of law, French legal education
CRN 28: Realist and Empirical Legal Methods 2009 Panels
Denver, CO (May 28-31, 2009)...combining qualitative and quantitative research; New Legal Realism;
relational antidiscrimination research
American Association of Law Schools Open Source Program Panel: New Legal Realism
San Diego, CA (January 8, 2009) Program Details
CRN 28: Realist and Empirical Legal Methods 2008 Panels
Montreal, Quebec (May 29- June 1, 2008)...qualitative research on the trial; transnational legal orders;
ecological validity in sociolegal experiments