Another Korean Miracle
Harvard Law alumni win landmark South Korean climate case, the first ruling of its kind in Asia
An Uncompromising View
Sociologist and
legal expert
Dorothy E.
Roberts ’80
works for radical
change and a
more just society
Does a parent’s authority end at the schoolhouse door?
Debating the meaning of a 100-year-old Supreme Court decision on parents’ rights
‘Patience, Precision, and Passion’
Innovation and mentorship have marked Todd Rakoff’s career
Redefining Criminal Law for a New Generation
A criminal law casebook co-written by Andrew Manuel Crespo aims to change the way the first-year course is taught
Studying the Past to Inform the Present
Adriaan Lanni blends her love of the law with her passion for the ancient world
Examining the Early Days of the Second Trump Presidency
In February, in the first of a series of planned panels, Harvard Law professors discussed the role
of democracy and the courts under the new administration
Faculty Books in Brief: Spring 2025
Recent works, from “Rethinking Merger Analysis to “The World and Us”
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Duma Boko's coalition overcame the ruling party that had governed Botswana since its independence
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Bradley Gordon has helped return hundreds of stolen artifacts to Cambodia
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Kirkland Alexander Lynch’s company, Barking Owl, creates memorable, catchy sounds for brands — and for the Kyiv Marathon
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Kirby West, a 2024 Wasserstein Fellow, is passionate about defending Americans from what she sees as government overreach
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Carter Stewart explores issues of race, justice, and parenting in his new short film inspired by his time at Harvard Law
‘The Promise of America’
In her memoir, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson tells the story of her life and
ascendance to the Supreme Court
Drowning in Red Tape?
In his latest book, Justice Neil Gorsuch critiques
a proliferation of laws that he says
can harm ordinary people
HLS Authors: Spring 2025
A selection of alumni books, from “The Containment” to “The New Power Brokers”
