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It makes the case for why age is essential to analyses of economic inequality and law and political economy.
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Alexander A. Boni-Saenz (University of Minnesota Law School) has posted Age, Law, and Political Economy, 101…...
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Find it now on @ssrn.bsky.social: z.umn.edu/b741
Congratulations, Professor Boni-Saenz!
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Congratulations, Professor Boni-Saenz!
Press Release: z.umn.edu/b5lq
It makes the case for why age is essential to analyses of economic inequality and law and political economy.
Check it out! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
It makes the case for why age is essential to analyses of economic inequality and law and political economy.
Check it out! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
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Minnesota Law (@umnlawschool.bsky.social) is hiring! Two types of positions: one doctrinal and one clinical (but both tenure-track). I am on both of the Hiring Committees this year, and I am happy to answer all of your questions. Come join our fantastic faculty in the Twin Cities!
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Minnesota Law (@umnlawschool.bsky.social) is hiring! Two types of positions: one doctrinal and one clinical (but both tenure-track). I am on both of the Hiring Committees this year, and I am happy to answer all of your questions. Come join our fantastic faculty in the Twin Cities!
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Congratulations, Prof. Boni-Saenz!
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Congratulations, Prof. Boni-Saenz!
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(1) The vast majority of instances of "consideration of protected traits" is references to citation diversity
(2) There are many such references in these memos b/c the rubric solitics a discussion of diversity 🧵
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(1) The vast majority of instances of "consideration of protected traits" is references to citation diversity
(2) There are many such references in these memos b/c the rubric solitics a discussion of diversity 🧵
freebeacon.com/campus/exclu...