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Law & Social Science Workshop

Thursday, January 21, 2010 • 12:15 PM • Law School 4055Duke Law Events

Duke Law Professor Neil S. Siegel will present a paper drafted with Robert D. Cooter, titled: "COLLECTIVE ACTION FEDERALISM:
A GENERAL THEORY OF ARTICLE I, SECTION 8" as part of the Duke Law and Social Science Workshop series. Lunch will be provided for all of those who rsvp to musty@law.duke.edu.

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