Conference on Empirical Legal Studies – Call for Papers

The call for papers for this year’s Conference on Empirical Legal Studies has hit. This conference is one of the most prestigious conferences, and this year’s conference will be at Yale Law School. Good luck with your submissions.

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CALL FOR PAPERS

FIFTH ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON EMPIRICAL LEGAL STUDIES
at
YALE LAW SCHOOL

November 5- 6, 2010

The Conference on Empirical Legal Studies 2010 of the Society for Empirical Legal Studies (SELS) will be held at the Yale Law School, in New Haven, Connecticut, on Friday, November 5 and Saturday, November 6, 2010.

The Yale Law School and SELS work with the Social Science Research Network to provide an online paper submission system. To submit a paper for consideration, please go to the CELS 2010 Conference page on SSRN . The deadline for submission of papers is July 2, 2010.

Information about the Conference, including the submission process, is available at the CELS 2010 website.

For information about the Society for Empirical Legal Studies please visit: http://www.wiley.com/bw/society.asp?ref=1740-1453&site=1

CELS 2010 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Richard Brooks

Alan Gerber

Dan Kahan

Yair Listokin

Tracey Meares

Roberta Romano

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