Berkeley Center for Private Law Theory
Conference: Contract Theory Works in Progress
297 Goldberg Room 225 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA, United StatesAbout the Conference Every year the Berkeley Center for Private Law Theory (BCPLT) brings to Berkeley a group of prominent contract theorists from both the US and elsewhere to present and discuss original papers in contract theory, broadly defined. More details and program here
Workshop: The Normative Foundations of the Market
TBAAbout the Workshop This workshop brings together scholars from various disciplines who work on foundational normative questions related to markets. Markets arise and operate through law – not just through public regulation but also through private law regimes (in property, contract, and tort) that create entitlements, enforce market exchanges, and limit expropriation. The operation of […]
Workshop: The Normative Foundations of the Market
TBAAbout the Workshop This workshop brings together scholars from various disciplines who work on foundational normative questions related to markets. Markets arise and operate through law – not just through public regulation but also through private law regimes (in property, contract, and tort) that create entitlements, enforce market exchanges, and limit expropriation. The operation of […]
North American Workshop on Private Law Theory
Berkeley Law Law Building, 215 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA, United StatesBCPLT hosts the eleventh annual North American Workshop on Private Law Theory (NAWPLT). NAWPLT is a yearly conference that gathers dozens of American-based private law scholars to discuss works-in-progress. Papers will address topics within private law including contracts, equity, property, restitution, remedies, and torts, and are selected to reflect a diversity of perspectives and methodologies. […]
North American Workshop on Private Law Theory
Berkeley Law Law Building, 215 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA, United StatesBCPLT hosts the eleventh annual North American Workshop on Private Law Theory (NAWPLT). NAWPLT is a yearly conference that gathers dozens of American-based private law scholars to discuss works-in-progress. Papers will address topics within private law including contracts, equity, property, restitution, remedies, and torts, and are selected to reflect a diversity of perspectives and methodologies. […]
Private Law Theory Meets Civil Procedure Colloquium
TBDCivil procedure has long been considered an adjunct to the substantive law – in the words of Charles E. Clark, former Yale Law School dean, Second Circuit judge, and primary drafter of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the “handmaid to justice.” In Clark’s view – along with other prominent contemporaries like Karl Llewellyn and […]
Second Annual Contract Theory Works in Progress Workshop
297 Goldberg Room 225 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA, United StatesAbout the Workshop Every year the Berkeley Center for Private Law Theory (BCPLT) brings to Berkeley a group of prominent contract theorists from both the US and elsewhere to present […]
Second Annual Contract Theory Works in Progress Workshop
297 Goldberg Room 225 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA, United StatesAbout the Workshop Every year the Berkeley Center for Private Law Theory (BCPLT) brings to Berkeley a group of prominent contract theorists from both the US and elsewhere to present […]
Fourth Annual Workshop: The Normative Foundations of the Market (at Worcester College, Oxford)
Worcester College, Oxford , United KingdomAbout the Workshop This workshop brings together scholars from various disciplines who work on foundational normative questions related to markets. Markets arise and operate through law – not just through public regulation but also through private law regimes (in property, contract, and tort) that create entitlements, enforce market exchanges, and limit expropriation. The operation of […]
Fourth Annual Workshop: The Normative Foundations of the Market (at Worcester College, Oxford)
Worcester College, Oxford , United KingdomAbout the Workshop This workshop brings together scholars from various disciplines who work on foundational normative questions related to markets. Markets arise and operate through law – not just through public regulation but also through private law regimes (in property, contract, and tort) that create entitlements, enforce market exchanges, and limit expropriation. The operation of […]
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