The Institute for Law and Philosophy will be hosting a conference in Camden on October 5th and 6th on Civil Wrongs and Justice in Private Law. The conference will bring together an international cast of theorists from different areas of private law and cognate fields to workshop papers that will subsequently be published in an Oxford University Press volume. 

The conference takes place from 9 a.m.–5 p.m. on Friday the 5th as well as the morning of Saturday the 6th. All the papers will be available in advance—they will not be formally presented at the conference. 

If you are interested in attending, please email Carol Shaner at carol.shaner@law.rutgers.edu.

Those who will be workshopping their papers include: María Guadalupe Martínez Alles (Universidad de San Andrés), Ahson Azmat (Harvard), Nicolas Cornell (Michigan), Chris Essert (Toronto), Lee Fennell (Chicago), Kimberly Ferzan (Virginia), Andrew Gold (Brooklyn), John Goldberg (Harvard), Ori Herstein (Hebrew University of Jerusalem/Kings College London), Larissa Katz (Toronto), Gregory Keating (USC), Paul Miller (Notre Dame), Liam Murphy (NYU), John Oberdiek (Rutgers), David Owens (Kings College London), James Penner (National University of Singapore), Matthew Shapiro (Hofstra), Adam Slavny (Warwick), Stephen Smith (McGill), Findlay Stark (Cambridge), Victor Tadros (Warwick), and Alec Walen (Rutgers).