Katya Assaf Zakharov, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Faculty of Law, and Tim Schnetgoeke are publishing Reading the Illegible: Can Law Understand Graffiti? in the Connecticut Law Review. Here is the abstract. This essay focuses...
Newly published: Domenico di Micco, Marcilio Franca Filho, e Geo Magri, Circolazione, cessione, riciclaggio. Alcuni profili giuridici dell’arte e del suo mercato (Università degli Studi di Torino, 2020) (Quaderni del Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza) Here...
Thomas Poole discusses the frontispiece of Leviathan‘s first edition for the London Review of Books. He focuses on the tiny images of two physicians in the illustration. Amid the rest of the much more familiar...
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Another law and pop culture post from David Kluft at Foley & Hoag, this time on Frankenstein and Copyright. Great information about Mary Shelley’s sale of the copyright of the novel for only thirty...
Art as Judgment Shubha Ghosh Florian Donnersmarck´s 2018 film, “Never Look Away,” takes us through three periods of German history.[1] This journey is marked by the personal tragedy and rebirth of an...
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Lucy A. Jewel , University of Tennessee College of Law, and Mary Campbell are publishing Death in the Shadows in Hastings Race and Poverty Law Journal (2019). Here is the abstract. This paper is...
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