CSLS SPEAKER SERIES
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SPRING 2025
In-Person in the Philip Selznick Seminar Room at 2240 Piedmont Ave. and Livestreamed via Zoom
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Monday, |
DAVID HAUSMAN |
"The Asymmetric Effects of Migration Policy Change" |
Monday, |
DANIELI EVANS |
“Testing Universalism: Do Interventions Targeting Socioeconomic Inequality, As Opposed to Racial Inequality, Garner Broader Support?” Click here to register for the livestream via Zoom. |
Monday, |
BRIAN MCCABE |
“The Voucher Lottery: America’s Housing Crisis and the Politics of Scarcity” |
Monday, |
REBECCA MCLENNAN |
“For Itself and for Mankind”: John Marshall Harlan, Species Extinction, and the Fur Seal Trial of 1893 |
Monday, |
CYNTHIA GILES |
CSLS Special Event |
Monday, |
ALLISON HARRIS |
“Diversity Equity and Injustice: Racial Diversity among Judges and Sentencing Disparities in the U.S.” |
Monday, |
CATHERINE ALBISTON |
Title TBD |
Monday, |
GEORGE PAVLICH |
“Accusation and Crime: The Socio-Political Beginnings of Criminalization in Colonial Canada” |