GRAD COURSE IN LEGAL HISTORY
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The History Department regularly offers a Graduate Seminar in Legal History, open to PhD students in History as well as graduate students in other programs and departments. Click below for past syllabi.
LEGAL STUDIES READING GROUP
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This seminar-style reading group provides a forum to explore diverse ways of knowing and inquiring about "law" in humanistic and social scientific academic research. We meet twice a semester over a shared reading of any attendee's choosing—whether a seminal text required for an exam or teaching, or a newer work.
Future Meetings: TBD. If you are a Brown graduate student interested in organizing future reading group meetings, please get in touch with the Brown Legal Studies organizers at:
brownlegalstudies@gmail.com
GRAD STUDENT CONFERENCE
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Most Recent Conference:
"LAW, LANGUAGE, AND THE ARCHIVE," April 27-28, 2018 in Providence, Rhode Island (3rd Brown Legal Studies Graduate Student Conference)
Future Conferences: TBD. If you are a Brown grad student interested in organizing a grad student conference in legal history, please get in touch with the Brown Legal Studies organizers at:
brownlegalstudies@gmail.com
Note:
In addition to the above programs, Brown graduate students are also invited to participate in the Brown Legal History Workshop.