At Chicago's Best Ideas, Saul Levmore Asks: "Have We Become Addicted to Law?"
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William Baude Co-Authors New Constitutional Law Casebook
Each edition, including the third, has reflected a fairly substantial overhaul that has made the book (I think) better and better, but it has retained a basic organizing principle that sets it apar...
"This is a Moment to Build on Our Strengths": A Discussion with Dean Thomas J. Miles
Thomas J. Miles found his intellectual home at the University of Chicago. He earned his PhD here, and he joined the Law School faculty in 2005, a year after arriving as an Olin Fellow in Law and Ec...
Daniel Hemel's "The Architecture of a Basic Income" Featured in Jotwell
Miranda Fleischer and Daniel Hemel have written a terrific article, The Architecture of a Basic Income, about a universal basic income, or UBI. They offer concrete policy advice grounded in philoso...
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William Baude on Why It's Wrong to Say the Federalist Society "Picks Judges"
There is obviously some intellectual valence to that network — it is not a random network — but it’s usually a mistake to discuss the network as a collective noun.
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