Posts by Kim Krawiec

A Lounge reader reached out to let me know that Penn State Law’s dean search has been unsuccessful (announced to the faculty by the provost) and that at least some…

I’ll be giving a “Periodic Tables” talk on Tuesday, May 24 at Motorco in Durham, so folks in the Triangle area should feel free to stop by. I’ll be discussing…

Daniel Schwarcz and Dion Farganis, both of University of Minnesota Law School, have posted a new article to SSRN that will interest many Lounge readers, The Impact of Individualized Feedback…

I’ve blogged here a few times before about our tradition of a yearlong project dedicated to a particular (broad) topic. This year’s topic was Law & Markets, and we’ve hosted…

A paper by a group of Duke law school students recently posted to SSRN is featured by Matt Levine in BloombergView today.  Says Levine: Meanwhile in less-sovereign debt, the other…

The folks over at PrawfsBlawg have an interesting series of posts going on that will be of interest to many junior (and many senior, though much of the advice is…

On Monday, I’ll be at CU Boulder’s Center For Western Civilization, Thought, & Policy, along with Jason Brennan (Associate Professor of Strategy, Economics, Ethics & Public Policy, Georgetown University) and…

As I mentioned in my last post, 2012 Nobel Prize winner Al Roth visited Duke Law School this week as a guest of the Law & Markets project. We basically…

I blogged recently about our Law & Markets program (and earlier here) and tomorrow is one of the highlights of the year – 2012 Nobel Prize winner Al Roth is…

In the fall, I posted about my school’s yearlong initiative on Law & Markets, led by Joseph Blocher and me. The initiative builds on the model developed a few years…