Spring 2002 - The University of Texas at Austin

F OR T HE RECORD
Cleveland participated as an observer at
the 72nd Meeting of the United Nations
Human Rights Committee in Geneva, Switzerland,
July 14-19.
JANE COHEN
PUBLICATIONS Genophobia: What Is Wrong
with Genetic Discrimination?, 149 University
of Pennsylvania Law Review 1439
(2001) (with Colin S. Diver).
FRANK CROSS
PUBLICATIONS Strategic Institutional Effects
on Supreme Court Decisionmaking, 95,
Northwestern University Law Review 1437
(2001) (with Blake J. Nelson).
GEORGE DIX
PUBLICATIONS Vol. 40-43B Texas Practice:
Criminal Practice and Procedure (6 vols.; St.
Paul: West, 2nd ed. 2001) (with Dawson).
ROBERT DAWSON
PUBLICATIONS Editor’s Foreword, State Bar
Section Report: Juvenile Law, July 2001,
at 4. 40-43b Texas Practice: Criminal
Practice and Procedure (6 vols.; St. Paul:
West, 2nd ed. 2001)(with George Dix).
JOHN
DZIENKOWSKI
PUBLICATIONS Professional Responsibility
Standards, Rules & Statutes (2001-2002
ed.; St. Paul: West, 2001) (editor). Professional
Responsibility Standards, Rules &
Statutes (2001-2002 abridged ed.; St. Paul:
West, 2001) (editor).
ACTIVITIES Dzienkowski spoke at the State
Bar of Texas Health Law Conference on
“Ethical Issues for In-House Counsel.”
He participated as a commentator at the
2001 Hofstra Law School Conference on
Legal Ethics. Robert Peroni and he presented
a work in progress, “The Decline of
Lawyer Independence: Trading Legal Services
for Equity Interests,” at a faculty colloquium
workshop at Hastings College of
Law. He was the Roger Traynor Summer
Research Professor of Law for July/August
at UC-Hastings. The Traynor Professorship
provides research funds for study
and research in fields related to Justice
Traynor’s work.
KAREN ENGLE
PUBLICATIONS From Skepticism to Embrace:
Human Rights and the American Anthropological
Association from 1947-1999, 23
Human Rights Quarterly 536 (August 2001).
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LEE FENNELL
PUBLICATIONS Beyond Exit and Voice: User
Participation in the Production of Local
Public Goods, 80 Texas Law Review 1 (2001).
ACTIVITIES Fennell presented a work-in-progress
entitled “Death, Taxes, and Cognition:
A Behavioral Look at the Estate Tax,” at the
Midwest Law & Economics Association at
the U. Indiana School of Law.
JOHN FLEMING
ACTIVITIES Fleming was part of a panel
presentation “Alternative Dispute Resolution
and the States” at the American Conflict
Resolution annual conference in Toronto.
Fleming and Bob Patterson, Associate
Dean, UT School of Architecture,
made a presentation on issues, such as dispute-resolution
applications and land use,
to the American Planning Association.
FRANCESCO
FRANCIONI
PUBLICATIONS International Law as a Common
Language for National Courts [Symposium
Honoring Hans Baade], 36 Texas
International Law Journal 587 (2001).
Environment, Human Rights and the Limits of
Free Trade, in Environment, Human Rights
and International Trade 1 (Francesco Francioni
ed.; Oxford, U.K.: Hart Publishing, 2001).
“The Antarctic Treaty Secretariat: What Will be
its Role and Responsibilities,” a paper presented
at the Wilton Park Conference, in the U.K.,
which was organized by the British Foreign
Office and the Tinker Foundation, Nov. 13-15.
“The Protection of Intangible Cultural
Heritage: A New Challenge for UNESCO and
International Law,” a paper presented at an
international conference at Kyoto University,
Nov. 9-11. “Integrating Science into International
Environmental Law,” a paper presented
at an international conference on science
and environmental policy in the European
Union, Florence, Dec. 11-13. “The Destruction
of the Buddhas of Bamian and International
Law,” a study commissioned to Francioni by
the Director General of UNESCO to assess the
legal consequences of the deliberate destruction
of pre-Islamic cultural heritage by the
Taliban government in Afghanistan, Jan. 11.
ACTIVITIES Francioni continued his tenured
position in 2001 as the chair of international
law and as the Jean Monnet Chair in
European Law at U. Siena Law School. He
was appointed by the UNESCO Director
General to chair a working group on the legal
definitions and to draft a new international
instrument for the protection of intangible
cultural heritage In July, he participated as
legal counsel of the Italian delegation to the
Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting in St.
Petersburg, Russia. In October-November,
he was visiting professor at the law faculty
of the U. of Oxford, U.K., where he taught a
course in international environmental law.
JAMES GAMBRELL
PUBLICATIONS The Evolving Interplay of Patent
Rights and Antitrust Restraints in the Federal
Circuit, 9 Texas IP Law Journal 137(200l).
ACTIVITIES Gambrell spoke on “Inequitable
Conduct and Inventorship” at UT Law’s 6th
Annual Advanced Patent Law Institute.
MARK GERGEN
PUBLICATIONS What Renders Enrichment
Unjust?, 79 Texas Law Review 1927 (2001).
JACK GETMAN
ACTIVITIES Getman gave a talk at an event
sponsored by the U. of Maine’s history
department to commemorate the 10th anniversary
of the paper workers’ strike at Jay,
Maine. Getman attended a conference on
union organizing in Washington, D.C., sponsored
by the Economic Policy Institute.
He delivered a paper entitled “Fiction as
Fieldwork” at the Law and Society Association’s
annual meeting in July at Central
European U. in Budapest.
STEVEN GOODE
PUBLICATIONS Courtroom Evidence Handbook
(St. Paul: West, 4th ed. 2001)(with Wellborn).
Courtroom Handbook on Federal
Evidence (St. Paul: West, 2001 rev. ed.) (with
Wellborn). Courtroom Handbook on Texas
Evidence (St. Paul: West, 2001 rev. ed.) (with
Wellborn & Sharlot). Guide to the Texas
Rules of Evidence: Civil and Criminal (St.
Paul: West, 2d ed. vols. 1 and 2, 1993) (2001
Supplements) (with Wellborn & Sharlot).
ACTIVITIES Goode presented “Evidence Update
at the 25th Annual Page Keeton Products
Liability and Personal Injury Law Conference.”
He also spoke at the State Bar’s
24th Annual Advanced Civil Trial Course.
LINO GRAGLIA
PUBLICATIONS ‘Affirmative Action’ is Anti-
Democratic, Austin American-Statesman,
July 2, 2001, on A11. Segregation in
Schools Since the Brown Decision, Letter,
The Journal of Higher Education (Dec. 14,
2001) on B22.
ACTIVITIES Graglia spoke on “Judicial