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Over the past few months, members of our faculty have lent their expertise to important discussions around the world.
In November, Ralph W. Bilby Professor of Law Marc Miller attended Jindal Global University’s (GCU) National Convention on the Constitution of India. The conference coincided with the inauguration of India’s first Constitution Museum & the Rights and Freedoms Academy established at JGU on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of India. Marc was a speaker for a session titled “Global Constitutionalism: Comparative Reflections on the Role of Constitution in Building Democratic Institutions.”
Also during the month of November, Associate Professor of Law Oren Tamir presented a paper at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Sydney, Australia as part of a roundtable hosted by the Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law at the Faculty of Law of UNSW. In December, Oren co-hosted a workshop in Sydney for a new edited collection in the Cambridge Handbook on Comparative Statutory Interpretation in Common Law (Cambridge University Press, forthcoming 2026). In addition to moderating and hosting the workshop, Oren presented a new paper titled, “The Stakes of Deference,” to be included as a chapter in the Cambridge Handbook.
Finally, in December, Oren participated in a Comparative Administrative Law Workshop hosted by the Institutum Iurisprudentia of Academia Sinica (IIAS) in Taipei, Taiwan. He presented a new paper and attended discussions with scholars from across the globe.
Read more about our faculty news in the latest For the Record newsletter.
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