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The Law and Society Association will be hosting a free webinar on the recently published “Routledge Handbook of Law and Society.” The event will take place on Zoom at Noon ET on April 28
Serving a three-year term, Smythe will be responsible for advising the president and the trustees on all matters relevant to LSA’s global role in connecting sociolegal scholars from around the world. She will promote close relations between LSA and other associations, institutions and centers outside the U.S., serving as the LSA representative in the establishment of a standing council of sociolegal associations.
The Law & Society Review has published a virtual issue on Globalization and the Rise of Transnational Lawyers, which is free to access.
The Law and Society Association is now accepting nominations for its next class of Trustees. This fall, LSA members will be voting to select the Class of 2024 Board of Trustees.
This innovative initiative enables currently incarcerated students, who have successfully completed an A.A. degree, to earn a B.A. in sociology from UCI.
Your membership entitles you to all LSA benefits, including a discount on our Annual Meeting registration, access to award nominations, our new exclusive Career Center, LSATalk, an LSR subscription and much more.
The Law and Society Association welcomes its new President Elect, Laura Beth Nielsen, Secretary, Eve Darian-Smith, and the Class of 2023 Board of Trustees, as the association announced the results of its 2020 elections on Tuesday. Every two years, LSA members vote for a new President and Secretary, while trustees are elected annually to serve three-year terms.
Two LSA members were named 2020 MacArthur Fellows, as announced by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation this afternoon. Thomas W. Mitchell of Texas A&M University’s School of Law and Forrest Stuart of Stanford University’s School of Humanities and Sciences each earned the honor.
