An NYU Law conference held in Lisbon in July focused on the future of law and democracy worldwide. Professors Gráinne de Búrca, Mervyn King, and J.H.H. Weiler examined Brexit’s implications; Professors Jason Schultz and Catherine Sharkey and AI Now Institute co-founder Kate Crawford looked at artificial intelligence and US law; Professor Melissa Murray, Dean Emeritus John Sexton, and Dean Trevor Morrison discussed the future of universities in the US and abroad; Professor Stephen Holmes and other panelists from the Reiss Center on Law and Security considered US security challenges; and Professors Samuel Issacharoff and Richard Pildes discussed democracy globally.
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Front row: Jean Moran Kaplan, Shari Aronson, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Elisabeth Chasin; back row: Jeffrey Aronson ’83, Stephen Kaplan ’83, Charles Chasin ’83 -
Jason Schultz and Kate Crawford -
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Trevor Morrison -
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Jonathan Mechanic ’77, Alfred Engelberg ’65, Anthony Welters ’77
Posted September 4, 2019