Tag: Job Opportunities

January 18, 2022
Professor Goldsmith is looking for research assistants to join an empirical project studying agency application of international factors in domestic regulation. The work will involve examining federal regulations to ascertain the extent to which they rely on various international predicates as a basis for regulation, and coding accordingly. Interested students should be able to work about 7 hours per week (on average) during the spring term, participate in short weekly status meetings on Zoom, and attend a longer onboarding session early in the term. Experience with empirical research is us

January 18, 2022
Sarah Winsberg seeks up to 3 research assistants to work on current projects on the legal history of common law, labor, slavery, and capitalism. The first project examines laws of "slave hiring," the practice of enslaved people working for others in exchange for payment to the slaveholder. The RA will primarily collect, read, and assess historical cases fitting the project's parameters. The ideal RA will have substantial availability in the first two thirds of the spring semester.

January 18, 2022
The L&SC Program seeks a student fellow to work with program chairs (Ben Sachs, Catherine Pattanayak, and Sabi Ardalan) to facilitate programming. Responsibilities will include updating the L&SC website. Other responsibilities may include brainstorming and organizing events, setting up mentoring opportunities, among others. Interested students should submit a resume and short (100-200 word) explanation of why they are interested in the position and ideas for improving the L&SC program to sardalan@law.harvard.edu. The position is paid.