Paper Submission Deadline Reminder: CELS 2012
Submission deadline: Sunday July 8, 2012, midnight (PST)
SEVENTH ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON EMPIRICAL LEGAL STUDIES
To be held at
Stanford Law School
Friday Nov. 9 & Saturday Nov. 10, 2012
The Seventh Annual Conference on Empirical Legal Studies (CELS 2012) is sponsored by the Society for Empirical Legal Studies (SELS) and Stanford Law School. CELS accepts empirical papers spanning all areas of empirical legal studies. You will be asked to submit into one of the following topics:
1. Administrative law
2. antitrust
3. banking and financial institutions
4. bankruptcy
5. civil litigation, arbitration and mediation
6. civil rights and discrimination
7. comparative law
8. constitutional law
9. contracts
10. corporate governance
11. corporate law
12. courts and judges
13. criminal justice
14. empirical methodology
15. employment discrimination and employment law
16. environmental protection
17. experimental
18. family law
19. health care (other than medical malpractice)
20. intellectual property
21. international relations
22. juries, judges, and civil justice
23. law and finance
24. law and politics
25. law and psychology
26. law and society
27. law and sociology
28. law firms and legal profession
29. medical malpractice
30. other private law (not separately listed)
31. precedent and citations
32. property
33. securities law
34. social benefits
35. tax and public finance
36. torts and products liability
37. venture capital and other private equity
38. other
To submit a paper for consideration, please go to the CELS 2012 Conference page on SSRN. (Do not use the regular SSRN paper submission system.) There is no charge for submissions. All submissions will be peer-reviewed.
For information about the Society for Empirical Legal Studies please visit: http://www.lawschool.cornell.edu/sels
CELS 2012 Co-Presidents:
John J. Donohue III
Daniel E. Ho