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11 August 2026 16:16
To: ENRICHMENT@LISTS.MCGILL.CA
Subject: [RDG] FW:
Call for Papers - Yale-Toronto-Columbia Private Law Theory Discussion Group -
Annual Workshop 2027
Attachments: Call for
Papers - Yale-Toronto-Columbia Private Law Theory Discussion Group - 2027
Workshop.pdf
With apologies for duplication, I am forwarding this call for papers
aimed at junior scholars working in private law theory.
With my best wishes,
Lionel
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Law, University of Oxford
Brasenose College, Oxford OX1 4AJ
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From:
"Singh, Amitpal" <amit.singh@yale.edu>
Date: Sunday, August 9, 2026 at 15:04
To: ODG <obligations@uwo.ca>
Cc: Private Law Theory Discussion Group <privatelawtheory@yale.edu>
Subject: Call for Papers - Yale-Toronto-Columbia Private Law Theory
Discussion Group - Annual Workshop 2027
Dear ODG
Colleagues,
I hope all
is well with you. I write to share the Call for Papers for the spring 2027
iteration of the Yale-Toronto-Columbia
Private Law Theory Discussion Group's annual workshop. We are looking for
works in progress in private law theory authored by junior scholars (defined to
include pre-tenure faculty, postdoctoral and other fellows, graduate students
in law or cognate disciplines, and J.D./LL.B. students). Please see the
attached PDF. As is detailed there, submissions should be made using this
form.
We would be
grateful for your efforts to circulate widely among your junior faculty
colleagues, fellows, and law and graduate students who may be in your midst. We
are eager to receive a wide range of submissions from a diverse range of
submitters, including folks traditionally underrepresented in the legal academy
in general and in private law theory in particular.
The
deadline for submissions is Friday, October 30, 2026, at 11:59 pm ET.
The workshop itself will be held on Thursday, March 25, 2027, from 12:00
pm to 3:30 pm ET. It will be held in a hybrid format, with options for
presenters (and other attendees) to join via Zoom or in person in New Haven,
Toronto, or New York.
More
information is available on our website (privatelawtheory.com),
where you can also sign up for our mailing list, if you haven't done so
already. I am happy to field any questions, or you can send them to the
Discussion Group's inbox (privatelawtheory@yale.edu).
Best
wishes,
Amit
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