Third National People of Color Conference

OUR COUNTRY, OUR WORLD IN A "POST-RACIAL" ERA
September 9-12, 2010 at Seton Hall Law School

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Publishing Journals

The following journals are publishing one or more panels from the conference:

Journals
SMU LAW REVIEW PANEL: Intellectual Property, Innovation, and Justice: Past, Present and Future SETON HALL LAW REVIEW PANEL: Ending the Revolving Door Syndrome in Law ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY LAW JOURNAL PANEL: Immigration and Race in a Post-Racial U.S.: Examining Contemporary Challenges PANEL: Post Racial Policing and the Politics of Punishment CARDOZO LAW REVIEW PANEL: Post-Racialism in Law and Politics MICHIGAN JOURNAL OF RACE AND LAW PANEL: HBCU Law Schools: Claiming our Space in a Transformative Era COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF RACE AND LAW PANEL: Post-Marxism, Post-Racialism & Other Fables of the Dispossession UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING LAW REVIEW PANEL: Decolonizing American Indians If you are a law journal interested in publishing one or more of the panels presented at the Third National People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference, please contact Deborah Post, dpost@tourolaw.edu, Angela Onwuachi Willig, angela-onwuachi@uiowa.edu, or D. Aaron Lacy, dalacy@mail.smu.edu. Each publishing journal may send two student representatives to the conference and bring journal issues to display at the conference. The registration fee will be waived for those two students. We encourage you to send students to the conference, including the "How to Become a Law Professor" Pipeline Program. The Third National People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference does not discriminate on the basis of any identity status or scholarly perspective. We are strongly dedicated to the pursuit of excellence by including and integrating individuals who represent different groups, including those based on race, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, socioeconomic background, age, disability, immigration or veteran status, or any other status.

Journals

SMU LAW REVIEW

PANEL: Intellectual Property, Innovation, and Justice: Past, Present and Future

SETON HALL LAW REVIEW

PANEL: Ending the Revolving Door Syndrome in Law

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY LAW JOURNAL

PANEL: Immigration and Race in a Post-Racial U.S.: Examining Contemporary Challenges

PANEL: Post Racial Policing and the Politics of Punishment

CARDOZO LAW REVIEW

PANEL: Post-Racialism in Law and Politics

MICHIGAN JOURNAL OF RACE AND LAW

PANEL: HBCU Law Schools: Claiming our Space in a Transformative Era

COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF RACE AND LAW

PANEL: Post-Marxism, Post-Racialism & Other Fables of the Dispossession

UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING LAW REVIEW

PANEL: Decolonizing American Indians

If you are a law journal interested in publishing one or more of the panels presented at the Third National People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference, please contact Deborah Post, dpost@tourolaw.edu, Angela Onwuachi Willig, angela-onwuachi@uiowa.edu, or D. Aaron Lacy, dalacy@mail.smu.edu. Each publishing journal may send two student representatives to the conference and bring journal issues to display at the conference. The registration fee will be waived for those two students. We encourage you to send students to the conference, including the "How to Become a Law Professor" Pipeline Program.

The Third National People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference does not discriminate on the basis of any identity status or scholarly perspective. We are strongly dedicated to the pursuit of excellence by including and integrating individuals who represent different groups, including those based on race, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, socioeconomic background, age, disability, immigration or veteran status, or any other status.