Richard C. Turkington Faculty Colloquia

Comparative Law Workshops

Raj Bhala
University of Kansas School of Law

Amalia Kessler
Stanford Law School

Ralf Michaels
Duke Law School

Faculty Exchange Workshops

Our Faculty Exchange Workshops provide opportunities for faculty at participating schools to present their works-in-progress here and for our colleagues to obtain feedback on their scholarly projects from other faculties. During the 2008-09 academic year, the following schools will participate in faculty exchange workshops with Villanova: Boston College Law School, University of Cincinnati College of Law, Hofstra University School of Law, Loyola University-Chicago Law School, University of Missouri-Columbia School of Law, University of St. Thomas School of Law, and University of Tennessee College of Law.

Works-in-Progress

Our faculty regularly present their works-in-progress at both formal and informal workshops at Villanova. The following faculty participates in our summer works-in-progress workshops:

Todd Aagaard
What Is Environmental Law?

Keith Fogg
Leaving Money on the Tabel and Providing and Incentive not to Pay - The Story of a Flawed Collection Device

Robert Miller
The Economics of Deal Risk: Allocating Risk Through MAC Clauses in Business Combination Agreements

Michael Moreland
Subsidiarity in Catholic Social Thought

Teri Ravenell
Blame it on the Man": The Relationship between Section 1983 Municipal Liability for Failure to Train and the Qualified Immunity Defense

Chaim Saiman
Restitution and the Production of Legal Doctrine

Hannibal Travis
Internet Copyright Law in the United States and the European Union: Fair use, Safe Harbors, and International law

Kevin Walsh
The Hidden History of Separability in the Classical Approach to Partial Unconstitutionality

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