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4:00 pm – 5:30pm Discussion | 5:30pm – 6:00pm Reception
The ever-increasing power and breadth of the modern administrative state is one of the most pressing issues in constitutional law. Yet discussion of the issues has sometimes lacked a deep attention to history. Philip Hamburger’s Is Administrative Law Unlawful? is an important attempt address that lack. Through a sophisticated historical account linking administrative power to royal prerogative power, Hamburger argues that administrative law is not a benign modern-day invention, but instead a pernicious–and profoundly unlawful–return to rule by absolute power. Join the Constitutional Law Center for a discussion of Hamburger’s important and provocative book, with commentary by several leading constitutional and administrative law scholars.
Speakers:
Philip Hamburger
Professor of Law, Columbia Law School To view Philip Hamburger’s full bio, click here. |
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Michael McConnell
Professor of Law, Stanford Law School To view Michael McConnell’s full bio, click here. |
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David Engstrom
Professor of Law, Stanford Law School To view David Engstrom’s full bio, click here. |
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Adam White
Director of the Center for the Study of the Administrative State and Adjunct Professor of Law, Antonin Scalia Law School, George Mason University. To view Adam White’s full bio, click here.
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Paul Verkuil
Former Chairman of the Administrative Conference of the United States To view Paul Verkuil’s full bio, click here. |