Professor Mark Nevitt Discusses Climate-Related Disasters & Managed Retreat
Mark Nevitt, associate professor of law at Syracuse University and a former legal counsel with the Department of Defense Regional Environmental Counsel in Norfolk, Virginia, explores how managed retreat ahead of likely disaster is itself a key climate adaptation strategy ...
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Professor Corri Zoli Speaks to Vox About China and Iran Meddling in US Elections
“There’s no question China’s the most technologically sophisticated for influence campaigns that reach beyond just elections.”
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Professor Shubha Ghosh to Present Paper on Copyright in Legal Materials at NFOIC Summit
Professor Shubha Ghosh’s paper “Liberating Government’s Materials: Removing Copyright Obstacles to Transparency” was a winning paper in a recent National Freedom of Information Summit Coalition (NFOIC) competition. Ghosh will present his work during the NFOIC virtual summit on Sept. 30, 2020, at 5 p.m.
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Sports Law Expert John Wolohan Discusses College Athletics "Quasi-Bubbles" in WaPo
By keeping athletes on campus during the pandemic, while sending other students home, it is signaling that athletes fall into a separate category. “We’re making them different,” said Wolohan, the sports law professor, adding that he thinks this scenario could be used in an argument against the NCAA when trying to determine whether athletes should be considered employees ...
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Professor Mark Nevitt: On Environmental Law, Climate Change, & National Security Law
“As we properly conceptualize climate change as a security threat, environmental law and national security law, once considered separate and often in conflict, engage with each other in new and complex ways.”
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