Planetary-scale phenomena can threaten human (and more-than-human) livability. Responding to ongoing changes in the ecological environment requires thinking across disciplinary and legal boundaries, re-evaluating relationships between humans and more-than-human actants within ecosystems, and taking seriously the tensions between local experiences and planetary systems as well as between short-term cycles and long-term horizons. The one-day event […]

Join Professors Andrew Larkin (NYU Law) and Nicolás M. Perrone (University of Valparaíso Law) for this discussion! September 23, 1 p.m. Snow Dining Room (VH 4th Floor) or on Zoom Meeting ID: 984 4646 1879 Passcode: 756492 Non-NYU affiliated guests should email Andrew Larkin to confirm their in-person attendance. FacebookTwitterEmail

Lauren Benton, Barton M. Biggs Professor of History and Professor of Law at Yale University, will present “Piracy as Political Prism: Becoming International in the Counterrevolutionary Atlantic” at NYU Law’s Legal History Colloquium. See more updates from the colloquium page. FacebookTwitterEmail