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Chinese Erastianism
An interesting post by Ian Johnson about the uses to which Daoism is being put by the Chinese government. — MOD
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A Question for MacIntyre Mavens
Here’s a question some buddies and I have been throwing around that I thought our learned readership at CLR Forum might know something about. I know that Alasdair MacIntyre’s critical thesis in After...
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The Secularization of the Legal Profession
Over at Mirror of Justice, Rob Vischer (St. Thomas – Minnesota) has an interesting post about a presentation he made last week, at a conference at Notre Dame, about the secularization of the legal...
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Haidt, “The Righteous Mind”
Jonathan Haidt has been doing extremely interesting work at the intersection of psychology, ethics, politics, and sociology. That is in part why I am very much looking forward to reading his recently...
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Kaveny, “Law’s Virtues: Fostering Autonomy and Solidarity in American Society”
This October, Georgetown University Press will publish Law’s Virtues: Fostering Autonomy and Solidarity in American Society by Cathleen Kaveny (University of Notre Dame). Kaveny will present her book...
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Vischer, “Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Morality of Legal Practice”
Next month, Cambridge University Press will publish Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Morality of Legal Practice: Lessons in Love and Justice by Robert K. Vischer (U. of St. Thomas School of Law). The...
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DeGirolami, “The Punishment Jurist”
I have a new paper, which is a chapter contribution for what will be a conceptual history of several foundational writings in criminal law and punishment. It’s called, The Punishment Jurist, and deals...
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Kontorovich on Sex With (German) Animals
Eugene Kontorovich, whose blogging is a treat, has a wonderful post up on the new German zoophilia. The old German zoophilia was manifested in the civil right to bestiality back in 1969, and the rise...
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Kaveny, “A Culture of Engagement”
In March, the Georgetown University Press will release “A Culture of Engagement: Law, Religion, and Morality,” by Cathleen Kaveny (Boston College). The publisher’s description follows: Religious...
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Domingo, “God and the Secular Legal System”
In June, Cambridge University Press will release “God and the Secular Legal System” by Rafael Domingo (University of Navarra, Spain). The publisher’s description follows: This timely book offers a...
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