Stanford Program in Law and Society
The Stanford Program in Law and Society is a student-run program aimed at promoting and advancing socio-legal interdisciplinary scholarship. This Program showcases Stanford Law School’s leading Law and Society research, and raises awareness of Law and Society as a rigorous discipline in the analysis of law in the broader societal context. It regularly features speakers and conferences, workshops and fellowships, and provides mentorship for young scholars in SLS Law-and-Society-oriented academic programs such as JD/PhD in Sociology, SPILS and JSD.
Call for Papers: The Fifth Conference for Junior Researchers in Law and Society
Now accepting submissions for the Fifth Conference for Junior Researchers, May 11-12, 2018: Law in Everyday Life. Submission deadline: February 5, 2018.
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The Board
Past Conferences

2016 Conference: The Impact of Law on Behavior
Stanford Program in Law and Society Third Conference for Junior Researchers Stanford Law School, Stanford, CA May 13-14, 2016 The…

2015 Conference: On Law and Social Transformations
Introduction The Stanford Program in Law and Society (SPLS) at Stanford Law School is pleased to announce its Second Conference…

2014 Conference: On Law and (In)formality
On Law and (In)formality Inaugural Conference for Junior Researchers in Law and Society Introduction The Stanford Program in Law and…