Populist Revolutions

12 Law Building

Prior to the year 2016, 'populism' was a word primarily relegated to textbooks on 19th and early 20th century American history. But in 2017, Cambridge Dictionary declared it the word […]

Restoring Democracy: The Debate Over Judicial Reform in Israel

Booth Auditorium

In the 1990s, Israel’s judiciary and Supreme Court President Aharon Barak accumulated an unprecedented degree of power in what is now known as the "Constitutional Revolution," setting off decades of […]

Solicitor General Roadshow

100 Law Building

Learn about the role and work of a state solicitor general from Eric Hamilton (Solicitor General of Nebraska), Alan Hurst (Solicitor General of Idaho), and Eric Wessan (Solicitor General of […]

Property Rights and the Roberts Court: 2005–2025

297 Goldberg Room 225 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA, United States

For much of the past century, property rights were relegated to second-class status compared to the rest of the Bill of Rights. However, under the Supreme Court leadership of Chief […]

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