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2009.10.16Warm Ideals and Cold Realities: The Everyday Work of Chinese Criminal Defense LawyersAudio

Sida Liu, Assistant Professor of Sociology and Law, University of Wisconsin

2009.10.12Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner: The Patriot ActStreaming Video | Video

Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner discusses the importance of the USA PATRIOT Act, its constitutionality, and the need for its three provisions set to expire at the end of this year to be reauthorized.

2009.09.25Positive Vibration: Later Generation Rights North and South of the BorderAudio

Angel Oquendo, Professor of International and Comparative Law, University of Connecticut

2009.09.18The Robust Anti-trust Exemption ProjectAudio

Peter Carstensen, George Young-Bascom Professor of Law, UW Law School.

2009.09.04Legal ArcheologyAudio

Bill Whitford and Stewart Macaulay, UW Professors of Law Emeritus

2009.05.05Outreach workshop on Globalization and LaborAudio

2009.05.05US International Trade Policy under the Obama Administration: Living with the Legacy of the Bush AdministrationAudio

Professor Kevin Kennedy, Professor of Law, Michigan State University

2009.04.24Creativity, Law, & Entrepreneurship Panel One: Social EntrepreneurshipAudio

Professor Alexander on microfinance, Professor Carpenter on coal and content, and Professor Malloy on market exchange theory and entrepreneurship.

2009.04.24Creativity, Law, & Entrepreneurship Panel Two: Creativity in Business and Social ContextsAudio

Professor Arewa on the problem of treating intellectual property as a business asset, Professor Graber on traditional cultural systems and intellectual proerty, and Professor Halbert on the attitude towards copyright among anarchist book publishers.

2009.04.24Creativity, Law, & Entrepreneuship Panel Three: Lawyer and the Creative ProcessAudio

Professor Gallagher on patent prosecutors as "real lawyers", Professors Graham and Sichelman on entrepreneur's attitude towards patents, and Professor Gruner on collaborative innovation, with comments from Professor Ibrahim.

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