Adam B. Cox : Presentations
Selected Presentations
Immigration Law Conference, Duke University Law School, February 2010 (invited).
Judicial Decisionmaking and Voting Rights, Searle Center-Northwestern Law Conference on Political Science and Law, Northwestern University School of Law, September 2009 (invited).
The Partisan Consequences of the Voting Rights Act, Faculty Works-in-Progress Workshop, University of Chicago Law School, August 2009.
The Rights of Migrants, American Law and Economics Conference, San Diego, May 2009; Metro-Chicago Immigration Workshop, University of Chicago, February 2009; Faculty Works-in-Progress Workshop, University of Chicago Law School, February 2009.
Immigration Law’s Organizing Principles, NYU Law School Faculty Workshop, October 2008; Public Law Workshop, Harvard Law School, April 2008.
The Secret Structure of Immigration Law, University of Chicago Alumni Luncheon, June 2008.
Presidential Election Law in the United States, Japan American Society, May 2008.
The President in Immigration Law, Bi-Annual Immigration Professors Conference, Miami, April 2008.
Selecting and Regulating Migrants, Metro-Chicago Immigration Workshop, University of Chicago, February 2008.
The Incoherence of Immigration Theory, Faculty Works-in-Progress Workshop, University of Chicago Law School, October 2007.
Immigration Law Reform: The Effects of September 11th on Immigration (panelist), Kirkland Immigration Network, Chicago, Illinois, August 2007.
Judging the Voting Rights Act, IPLE workshop, University of Illinois College of Law, January 2007; Reproduction of Race and Racial Ideologies Workshop, Center for the Study of Race, Politics, and Culture at the University of Chicago, February 2007; Faculty Works-in-Progress Workshop, University of Chicago Law School, March 2007; Faculty Workshop, Northwestern University Law School, September 2007; Empirical Legal Studies Conference, New York University Law School, November 2007.
Supreme Court Preview (panelist), American Civil Liberties Union and the McCormick Tribune Freedom Museum, Chicago, Illinois, November 2006.
The Second-Order Structure of Immigration Law, Faculty Works-in-Progress Workshop, University of Chicago Law School, September 2006; University of Chicago Legal Forum Immigration Symposium, University of Chicago Law School, October 2006.
Judging Politics: Partisan Gerrymandering and the Supreme Court, American Constitution Society, Northwestern School of Law, April 2006.
The Temporal Dimension of Voting Rights, Faculty Works-in-Progress Workshop, University of Chicago Law School, March 2006.
Citizenship and the War on Terror, Midwest Faculty Seminar Presents "The Future of Citizenship," University of Chicago, February 2006
The End of the O'Connor Court, University of Chicago Law School First Monday Series (New York, Chicago, San Francisco), Fall 2005.
Institutional Reform of Redistricting Regulation, Independent Election Administration Symposium, Ohio State University Moritz College of Law, September 2005.
Mid-decade Redistricting After Vieth v. Jubelirer, American Constitution Society Conference on Redistricting, Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law, July 2005.
Partisan Gerrymandering and Disaggregated Redistricting, Faculty Works-in-Progress Workshop, University of Chicago Law School, December 2004.
Partisan Redistricting and Vieth v. Jubelirer, Law and Democracy Symposium, George Washington University and The Library of Congress, November 2004.
Partisan Fairness and Redistricting Politics, Faculty Works-in-Progress Workshop, University of Chicago Law School, September 2003.
