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FACULTY SCHOLARSHIP
Scholarship
■ Presented talk at the American
Association of Law Schools 2007
meeting, “Teaching Economic
Justice.”
■ Presented talk at the Music Law
Conference at the UF College of
Law 2007, “What Musicians and
Composers Need to Know About
Copyright.”
The Tampa Tribune, Nov. 1, 2006
“
The new adoration of troops, and
considering their mere agreement
to serve as exceptional, was a
fundamental change in how America
raises its military force.
”
Diane H. Mazur, Professor. Compare it with the Vietnam era,
she said, when men were drafted and serving their country was
a matter of “you do what you gotta do.”
Richard Hiers
Affiliate Professor Emeritus
■ Appointed chair of the Advisory
Committee for the Journal of Law
and Religion.
■ Published article, “Justice and
Compassion in Biblical Law in
Convergence, Vol. 1, Eckerd College
(2006), pp. 75-95, from a collection of
essays by Community Fellows of the
Center for Spiritual Life at Eckerd.
Jerold H. Israel
Professor, Samuel T. Dell
Research Scholar
■ Published 2007 pocket parts for volumes
1-6 of Criminal Procedure, 2nd ed.,
(with co-authors Wayne LaFave & Nancy
King), 792 pages, (West/ Thomson).
Robert H. Jerry, II
Dean; Levin Mabie and Levin
Professor
■ Published editorial in the Miami
Herald, “A National Policy for
Disasters,” on the need for a national
catastrophe policy to deal with natural
disasters. Co-authors were James
Loy, former commandant of the U.S.
Coast Guard and deputy secretary of
Homeland Security, and Steve Roberts
(JD 06), Washington, D.C., lawyer
and adjunct professor at George
Washington Law School.
■ Published a chapter, “Defining and
Achieving Excellence,” in Law School
Leadership (Aspatore).
Clifford Jones
Associate in Law Research/Lecturer,
Center for Governmental Responsibility
■ Published “The Third Devolution
in European Competition Law: Private
Enforcement After the Green Paper”, 3
(1) Competition Law Review 1 (2007).
■ Published “Foundations of
Competition Policy in the EU and USA:
Conflict, Convergence, and Beyond”
in H. Ullrich, Ed., The Evolution of
European Competition Law—Whose
Regulation, Which Competition 17
(Edward Elgar Publishing 2006).
■ Presented a lecture, “The White
Paper on Private Antitrust Damages in
Europe: Channeling Nostradamus”
at the Amsterdam Center for Law and
Economics, University of Amsterdam,
The Netherlands.
■ Presented “Independent Voices
in American Elections: The Role of
Campaign Finance Law” at a lecture
series in Leipzig and Jena, Germany,
on “Contesting the Public Space in
American Society.” It was sponsored
by the University of Leipzig, the
University of Jena, the German Fulbright
Kommission, and the American
Consulate, Leipzig.
■ Presented “Private Enforcement Of
Antitrust Law: Lessons From The US
Experience” at the Conference on Private
Enforcement in Competition Law: Legal
and Economic Issues, sponsored by the
Center for European Policy Studies and
European Center for Austrian Economics
Foundation in Brussels, Belgium.
■ Presented “The Second Devolution
of European Competition Law:
The Political Economy of Antitrust
Enforcement Under a ʻMore Economic
Approach,ʼ” at the 25th Annual
Conference on New Political Economy.
It was held at the Center for the Study of
Law and Economics at the University of
the Saarland, Saarbruecken, Germany.
Christine A. Klein
Professor; Associate Dean for
Faculty Development
■ Presented paper on “The Law of
the Lakes: From Protectionism to
Sustainability” at the Institute for
Trade in the Americas (Michigan State
University) Symposium on the Great
Lakes Water Basin: International Law
and Policy Crossroads.
Paul J. Magnarella
Affiliate Professor; Professor of
Criminology, Law and Society
■ Published “The Hutu-Tutsi Conflict
in Rwanda,” in S.C. Saha, ed.,
Perspectives on Contemporary Ethnic
Conflict, New York/Oxford: Lexington
Books, 2006.
■ For three months (Oct., Nov., Dec.
2006) Oxford University Press ranked
his article, “The Background and Causes
of the Genocide in Rwanda” (2005),
first among the 50 most frequently read
articles in its Journal of International
Criminal Justice.
■ Delivered the World Affairs
Councilʼs Great Decision Lecture
(Feb./March 2007), “War Crimes and
International Criminal Tribunals,”
at the University of North Carolina
(Asheville) and Brevard College.
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