Bay area Loungers may be interested in the upcoming Robert A. Kagan Lecture in Law and Regulation at Berkeley Law’s Center For The Study of Law And Society. The lecture…
Both Al Roth at his Market Design blog and Timothy Taylor on his blog, the Conversable Economist, have discussions today about our paper reporting the first Global Kidney Exchange (GKE)…
From our friends at Santa Clara comes the following Call For Papers: THIRD BUSINESS AND HUMAN RIGHTS SCHOLARS CONFERENCE (2017) CALL FOR PAPERS The Santa Clara University School of Law,…
From our friends at OSU comes the following Call For Papers: CALL FOR PAPERS The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law is pleased to host the Second Annual Administrative…
In a fun coincidence, this Red Cross drive, offering a $5 Amazon gift card in exchange for presenting as a blood donor came across my Facebook feed this morning. I…
More signs the world is ending: a sociologist and a lawyer (@KimKrawiec) appear in the May American Economic Review. https://t.co/xp0scIV1kO pic.twitter.com/WphDtEUfnT — Kieran Healy (@kjhealy) February 3, 2017
For those who decided to freeze themselves in Chicago over the next few days rather than attend the much more pleasant AALS venue, make sure to check out this session…
Over at his Market Design blog, Al Roth has posted about our new article, forthcoming in the American Journal of Transplantation. From his post: Kidney Exchange to Overcome Financial Barriers…
I’ll be giving a public lecture tonight at Washington & Lee University, as part of the Mudd Center for Ethics 2016-17 Speaker Series on Markets and Morals. The talk begins…
So says me and nearly two dozen others who work on questions of medical ethics, in a recent letter to The Department of Health and Human Services in response to…