The Baldy Center Podcast https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com The Baldy Center Podcast highlights University at Buffalo faculty research and perspectives on current events. We focus on interdisciplinary scholars of law, legal institutions, and social policy. Visit The Baldy Center online to learn more: buffalo.edu/baldycenter Tue, 21 Apr 2026 14:06:25 -0400 https://podbean.com/?v=5.5 en us Copyright 2021 All rights reserved. Society & Culture 1440 episodic The Baldy Center Podcast highlights University at Buffalo faculty research and perspectives on current events. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy No false https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/10397465/BC-Pod-icon.jpg The Baldy Center Podcast https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com 144 144 Resnik, Giammatteo, and Harrington discuss the boundaries of state power in prison systems Resnik, Giammatteo, and Harrington discuss the boundaries of state power in prison systems https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/resnik-giammatteo-and-harrington-discuss-the-boundaries-of-state-power-in-prison-systems/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/resnik-giammatteo-and-harrington-discuss-the-boundaries-of-state-power-in-prison-systems/#comments Tue, 21 Apr 2026 14:06:25 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/f8a18c95-ed0c-3684-a73a-e93e06a798b4 Judith Resnik, John Giammatteo, and Alexandra Harrington come together in Episode 54 to discuss Resnik's book, Impermissible Punishments: How Prison Became a Problem for Democracy. Their conversation is about how prisons evolved as institutions shaped by democratic ideals while simultaneously undermining them. Considering the role of law in structuring punishment, they talk about the ongoing struggle to define the boundaries between permissible and impermissible state power. For transcription, please visit Baldy Center Podcast Episode 54

]]> Judith Resnik, John Giammatteo, and Alexandra Harrington come together in Episode 54 to discuss Resnik's book, Impermissible Punishments: How Prison Became a Problem for Democracy. Their conversation is about how prisons evolved as institutions shaped by democratic ideals while simultaneously undermining them. Considering the role of law in structuring punishment, they talk about the ongoing struggle to define the boundaries between permissible and impermissible state power. For transcription, please visit Baldy Center Podcast Episode 54

]]> Judith Resnik, John Giammatteo, and Alexandra Harrington come together in Episode 54 to discuss Resnik’s book, Impermissible Punishments: How Prison Became a Problem for Democracy. Their conversation is about how prisons evolved as institutions shaped by democratic ideals while simultaneously undermining them. Considering the role of law in structuring punishment, they talk about the ongoing struggle to define the boundaries between permissible and impermissible state power. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 3005 54 full Matthew Dimick discusses law, income inequality, and the economics of justice Matthew Dimick discusses law, income inequality, and the economics of justice https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/matthew-dimick-discusses-law-income-inequality-and-the-economics-of-justice/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/matthew-dimick-discusses-law-income-inequality-and-the-economics-of-justice/#comments Tue, 20 Jan 2026 11:05:35 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/26cb8589-277e-3f69-9813-83c6d8a48249 The Baldy Center Podcast features Matthew Dimick discussing his recent book, Ending Income Inequality: A Critical Approach to the Law and Economics of Redistribution. Dimick explores how legal rules and institutions shape income distribution and the economy long before taxation occurs. He unpacks the concepts of redistribution, predistribution, and the “double distortion argument,” highlighting how law and society research can reveal the real impact of economic policy on inequality. This conversation touches on the interdisciplinary mission of The Baldy Center, and the role of law in creating a more equitable economic future. For the transcription, please visit Baldy Center Podcast Episode 53

]]> The Baldy Center Podcast features Matthew Dimick discussing his recent book, Ending Income Inequality: A Critical Approach to the Law and Economics of Redistribution. Dimick explores how legal rules and institutions shape income distribution and the economy long before taxation occurs. He unpacks the concepts of redistribution, predistribution, and the “double distortion argument,” highlighting how law and society research can reveal the real impact of economic policy on inequality. This conversation touches on the interdisciplinary mission of The Baldy Center, and the role of law in creating a more equitable economic future. For the transcription, please visit Baldy Center Podcast Episode 53

]]> The Baldy Center Podcast features Matthew Dimick discussing his recent book, Ending Income Inequality: A Critical Approach to the Law and Economics of Redistribution. Dimick explores how legal rules and institutions shape income distribution and the economy long before taxation occurs. He unpacks the concepts of redistribution, predistribution, and the “double distortion argument,” highlighting how law and society research can reveal the real impact of economic policy on inequality. This conversation touches on the interdisciplinary mission of The Baldy Center, and the role of law in creating a more equitable economic future. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1658 53 full Raj Sharman discusses crisis-ready healthcare, resilience, and trust in information systems Raj Sharman discusses crisis-ready healthcare, resilience, and trust in information systems https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/raj-sharman-discusses-crisis-ready-healthcare-resilience-and-trust-in-information-systems/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/raj-sharman-discusses-crisis-ready-healthcare-resilience-and-trust-in-information-systems/#comments Mon, 12 Jan 2026 11:20:09 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/b5552821-36d5-3dfa-ac90-a398667e4348 In Episode 52 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Raj Sharman (School of Management) discusses how healthcare systems and public institutions prepare for crises. Drawing on his research in disaster response, hospital information systems, and telehealth, Sharman explains why resilience depends on preparedness, trust, communication, and equity, not just technology, and what these lessons mean for healthcare systems in an era of AI and growing institutional risk. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 52

]]> In Episode 52 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Raj Sharman (School of Management) discusses how healthcare systems and public institutions prepare for crises. Drawing on his research in disaster response, hospital information systems, and telehealth, Sharman explains why resilience depends on preparedness, trust, communication, and equity, not just technology, and what these lessons mean for healthcare systems in an era of AI and growing institutional risk. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 52

]]> In Episode 52 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Raj Sharman (School of Management) discusses how healthcare systems and public institutions prepare for crises. Drawing on his research in disaster response, hospital information systems, and telehealth, Sharman explains why resilience depends on preparedness, trust, communication, and equity, not just technology, and what these lessons mean for healthcare systems in an era of AI and growing institutional risk. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 2211 52 full Michael Gibson-Light discusses prison labor, prisoners’ unions, and the politics of work behind bars Michael Gibson-Light discusses prison labor, prisoners’ unions, and the politics of work behind bars https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/michael-gibson-light-discusses-prison-labor-prisoners-unions-and-the-politics-of-work-behind-bars/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/michael-gibson-light-discusses-prison-labor-prisoners-unions-and-the-politics-of-work-behind-bars/#comments Thu, 04 Dec 2025 12:00:58 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/dcf6fd31-2975-3875-b7cd-e507fbae2170 In Episode 51 of The Baldy Center Podcast Michael Gibson-Light discusses his research on the 1970s prison labor movement in the United States. He details how incarcerated workers organized through underground newspapers like The Outlaw, the rise and fall of prisoners’ unions, and what this history reveals for today’s debates on prison labor and mass incarceration. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 51

]]> In Episode 51 of The Baldy Center Podcast Michael Gibson-Light discusses his research on the 1970s prison labor movement in the United States. He details how incarcerated workers organized through underground newspapers like The Outlaw, the rise and fall of prisoners’ unions, and what this history reveals for today’s debates on prison labor and mass incarceration. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 51

]]> In Episode 51 of The Baldy Center Podcast Michael Gibson-Light discusses his research on the 1970s prison labor movement in the United States. He details how incarcerated workers organized through underground newspapers like The Outlaw, the rise and fall of prisoners’ unions, and what this history reveals for today’s debates on prison labor and mass incarceration. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 2692 51 full Helen Drew and Ken Belson discuss stadium financing, public subsidies, and the politics of pro sports Helen Drew and Ken Belson discuss stadium financing, public subsidies, and the politics of pro sports https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/helen-drew-and-ken-belson-discuss-stadium-financing-public-subsidies-and-the-politics-of-pro-sports/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/helen-drew-and-ken-belson-discuss-stadium-financing-public-subsidies-and-the-politics-of-pro-sports/#comments Wed, 15 Oct 2025 09:32:01 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/3e98d901-b281-3e23-8f4f-e20565bb1129 In Episode 50 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Helen “Nellie” Drew  joins Ken Belson to discuss the complex intersections of professional sports, public subsidies, and policy decisions. Drawing from the Buffalo Bills stadium deal and other national examples, they explore how public-private partnerships shape urban economies, political choices, and community identity. Their conversation examines both the economic and ethical dimensions of sports development and what it reveals about how cities invest in their teams and themselves. Nellie Drew, Professor of Practice in Sports Law, is the director of the UB Center for the Advancement of Sport. Ken Belson, long-time New York Times sports business reporter, is the author of the book Every Day Is Sunday: How Jerry Jones, Robert Kraft, and Roger Goodell Turned the NFL into a Cultural & Economic Juggernaut. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast 50

]]> In Episode 50 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Helen “Nellie” Drew  joins Ken Belson to discuss the complex intersections of professional sports, public subsidies, and policy decisions. Drawing from the Buffalo Bills stadium deal and other national examples, they explore how public-private partnerships shape urban economies, political choices, and community identity. Their conversation examines both the economic and ethical dimensions of sports development and what it reveals about how cities invest in their teams and themselves. Nellie Drew, Professor of Practice in Sports Law, is the director of the UB Center for the Advancement of Sport. Ken Belson, long-time New York Times sports business reporter, is the author of the book Every Day Is Sunday: How Jerry Jones, Robert Kraft, and Roger Goodell Turned the NFL into a Cultural & Economic Juggernaut. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast 50

]]> In Episode 50 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Helen “Nellie” Drew  joins Ken Belson to discuss the complex intersections of professional sports, public subsidies, and policy decisions. Drawing from the Buffalo Bills stadium deal and other national examples, they explore how public-private partnerships shape urban economies, political choices, and community identity. Their conversation examines both the economic and ethical dimensions of sports development and what it reveals about how cities invest in their teams and themselves. Nellie Drew, Professor of Practice in Sports Law, is the director of the UB Center for the Advancement of Sport. Ken Belson, long-time New York Times sports business reporter, is the author of the book Every Day Is Sunday: How Jerry Jones, Robert Kraft, and Roger Goodell Turned the NFL into a Cultural & Economic Juggernaut. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1749 50 full Whitney K. Taylor discusses constitutions, social rights, and prosecutorial backlash Whitney K. Taylor discusses constitutions, social rights, and prosecutorial backlash https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/whitney-k-taylor-discusses-constitutions-social-rights-and-prosecutorial-backlash/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/whitney-k-taylor-discusses-constitutions-social-rights-and-prosecutorial-backlash/#comments Tue, 16 Sep 2025 09:22:35 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/345834c5-5fca-30e9-b7b2-6da301df4469 In Episode 49 of The Baldy Center Podcast we welcome Whitney K. Taylor, PhD, Mid-Career Fellow at The Baldy Center. Taylor discusses her award-winning book, The Social Constitution: Embedding Social Rights Through Legal Mobilization. Her work examines how Colombia’s 1991 Constitution and the tutela procedure transformed access to justice, embedding social rights into everyday life. Taylor offers perspective on constitutional reform, the labor of law, and the political backlash that follows experiments in justice. Taylor connects her research in Colombia to ongoing debates in the United States, including the rise of reform-minded prosecutors and the challenges they face. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 49

]]> In Episode 49 of The Baldy Center Podcast we welcome Whitney K. Taylor, PhD, Mid-Career Fellow at The Baldy Center. Taylor discusses her award-winning book, The Social Constitution: Embedding Social Rights Through Legal Mobilization. Her work examines how Colombia’s 1991 Constitution and the tutela procedure transformed access to justice, embedding social rights into everyday life. Taylor offers perspective on constitutional reform, the labor of law, and the political backlash that follows experiments in justice. Taylor connects her research in Colombia to ongoing debates in the United States, including the rise of reform-minded prosecutors and the challenges they face. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 49

]]> In Episode 49 of The Baldy Center Podcast we welcome Whitney K. Taylor, PhD, Mid-Career Fellow at The Baldy Center. Taylor discusses her award-winning book, The Social Constitution: Embedding Social Rights Through Legal Mobilization. Her work examines how Colombia’s 1991 Constitution and the tutela procedure transformed access to justice, embedding social rights into everyday life. Taylor offers perspective on constitutional reform, the labor of law, and the political backlash that follows experiments in justice. Taylor connects her research in Colombia to ongoing debates in the United States, including the rise of reform-minded prosecutors and the challenges they face. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 2275 49 full Korydon Smith discusses inclusive design, refugee housing, and global health equity Korydon Smith discusses inclusive design, refugee housing, and global health equity https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/korydon-smith-discusses-inclusive-design-refugee-housing-and-global-health-equity/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/korydon-smith-discusses-inclusive-design-refugee-housing-and-global-health-equity/#comments Thu, 15 May 2025 12:41:43 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/edbb2728-be7b-3a06-8626-9abf2918edec In Episode 48 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Korydon Smith discusses inclusive design, refugee housing, and global health equity. Drawing from his international work in Uganda and Rwanda, Smith reflects on the universal dimensions of design, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration and sustainability. The discussion highlights how architecture can serve as a tool for social justice, and how design can empower vulnerable communities worldwide. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 48

]]> In Episode 48 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Korydon Smith discusses inclusive design, refugee housing, and global health equity. Drawing from his international work in Uganda and Rwanda, Smith reflects on the universal dimensions of design, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration and sustainability. The discussion highlights how architecture can serve as a tool for social justice, and how design can empower vulnerable communities worldwide. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 48

]]> In Episode 48 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Korydon Smith discusses inclusive design, refugee housing, and global health equity. Drawing from his international work in Uganda and Rwanda, Smith reflects on the universal dimensions of design, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration and sustainability. The discussion highlights how architecture can serve as a tool for social justice, and how design can empower vulnerable communities worldwide. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1339 48 full "The Origins of 'The Rule of Law'" — Jeremy Kessler converses with Matthew Dimick, Paul Linden-Retek, and Matthew Steilen (Part 2) "The Origins of 'The Rule of Law'" — Jeremy Kessler converses with Matthew Dimick, Paul Linden-Retek, and Matthew Steilen (Part 2) https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/the-origins-of-the-rule-of-law-%e2%80%94-jeremy-kessler-converses-with-matthew-dimick-paul-linden-retek-and-matthew-steilen-part-2/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/the-origins-of-the-rule-of-law-%e2%80%94-jeremy-kessler-converses-with-matthew-dimick-paul-linden-retek-and-matthew-steilen-part-2/#comments Wed, 07 May 2025 09:25:39 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/44166257-4d1b-3e70-ba5f-21248f6e06b8 Episode 47 of The Baldy Center Podcast features Jeremy Kessler in conversation with Matthew Dimick, Paul Linden-Retek, and Matthew Steilen. They discuss Kessler’s paper, “The Origins of ‘The Rule of Law,’” delving into early 17th-century England and tracing the conceptual shift of “rule of law” from procedural common law usage to a broader theory of political governance. In Part One, they discuss how legal language, economic change, and historical interpretation intersect to shape legal ideologies still relevant today. In Part Two they dive deeper into legal theory, the tensions between classical liberalism and reform, the autonomy of law and the state, and materialist approaches to understanding legal history. This two-part episode presents a rigorous analysis of foundational questions about how the rule of law persists and evolves within capitalist systems. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 47 Part 2

]]> Episode 47 of The Baldy Center Podcast features Jeremy Kessler in conversation with Matthew Dimick, Paul Linden-Retek, and Matthew Steilen. They discuss Kessler’s paper, “The Origins of ‘The Rule of Law,’” delving into early 17th-century England and tracing the conceptual shift of “rule of law” from procedural common law usage to a broader theory of political governance. In Part One, they discuss how legal language, economic change, and historical interpretation intersect to shape legal ideologies still relevant today. In Part Two they dive deeper into legal theory, the tensions between classical liberalism and reform, the autonomy of law and the state, and materialist approaches to understanding legal history. This two-part episode presents a rigorous analysis of foundational questions about how the rule of law persists and evolves within capitalist systems. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 47 Part 2

]]> Episode 47 of The Baldy Center Podcast features Jeremy Kessler in conversation with Matthew Dimick, Paul Linden-Retek, and Matthew Steilen. They discuss Kessler’s paper, “The Origins of ‘The Rule of Law,’” delving into early 17th-century England and tracing the conceptual shift of “rule of law” from procedural common law usage to a broader theory of political governance. In Part One, they discuss how legal language, economic change, and historical interpretation intersect to shape legal ideologies still relevant today. In Part Two they dive deeper into legal theory, the tensions between classical liberalism and reform, the autonomy of law and the state, and materialist approaches to understanding legal history. This two-part episode presents a rigorous analysis of foundational questions about how the rule of law persists and evolves within capitalist systems. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 2591 full "The Origins of 'The Rule of Law'" — Jeremy Kessler converses with Matthew Dimick, Paul Linden-Retek, and Matthew Steilen (Part 1) "The Origins of 'The Rule of Law'" — Jeremy Kessler converses with Matthew Dimick, Paul Linden-Retek, and Matthew Steilen (Part 1) https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/the-origins-of-the-rule-of-law-%e2%80%94-jeremy-kessler-converses-with-matthew-dimick-paul-linden-retek-and-matthew-steilen-part-1/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/the-origins-of-the-rule-of-law-%e2%80%94-jeremy-kessler-converses-with-matthew-dimick-paul-linden-retek-and-matthew-steilen-part-1/#comments Wed, 07 May 2025 09:24:27 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/8edc830d-e3ed-3eba-85ba-8251e7c8f299 Episode 47 of The Baldy Center Podcast features Jeremy Kessler in conversation with Matthew Dimick, Paul Linden-Retek, and Matthew Steilen. They discuss Kessler’s paper, “The Origins of ‘The Rule of Law,’” delving into early 17th-century England and tracing the conceptual shift of “rule of law” from procedural common law usage to a broader theory of political governance. In Part One, they discuss how legal language, economic change, and historical interpretation intersect to shape legal ideologies still relevant today. In Part Two they dive deeper into legal theory, the tensions between classical liberalism and reform, the autonomy of law and the state, and materialist approaches to understanding legal history. This two-part episode presents a rigorous analysis of foundational questions about how the rule of law persists and evolves within capitalist systems. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 47 Part 1

]]> Episode 47 of The Baldy Center Podcast features Jeremy Kessler in conversation with Matthew Dimick, Paul Linden-Retek, and Matthew Steilen. They discuss Kessler’s paper, “The Origins of ‘The Rule of Law,’” delving into early 17th-century England and tracing the conceptual shift of “rule of law” from procedural common law usage to a broader theory of political governance. In Part One, they discuss how legal language, economic change, and historical interpretation intersect to shape legal ideologies still relevant today. In Part Two they dive deeper into legal theory, the tensions between classical liberalism and reform, the autonomy of law and the state, and materialist approaches to understanding legal history. This two-part episode presents a rigorous analysis of foundational questions about how the rule of law persists and evolves within capitalist systems. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 47 Part 1

]]> Episode 47 of The Baldy Center Podcast features Jeremy Kessler in conversation with Matthew Dimick, Paul Linden-Retek, and Matthew Steilen. They discuss Kessler’s paper, “The Origins of ‘The Rule of Law,’” delving into early 17th-century England and tracing the conceptual shift of “rule of law” from procedural common law usage to a broader theory of political governance. In Part One, they discuss how legal language, economic change, and historical interpretation intersect to shape legal ideologies still relevant today. In Part Two they dive deeper into legal theory, the tensions between classical liberalism and reform, the autonomy of law and the state, and materialist approaches to understanding legal history. This two-part episode presents a rigorous analysis of foundational questions about how the rule of law persists and evolves within capitalist systems. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 2319 full Monica Miles discusses environmental justice, STEM education, and the nonprofit community Monica Miles discusses environmental justice, STEM education, and the nonprofit community https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/monica-miles-discusses-environmental-justice-stem-education-and-the-nonprofit-community/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/monica-miles-discusses-environmental-justice-stem-education-and-the-nonprofit-community/#comments Wed, 09 Apr 2025 12:16:52 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/46ac40c5-c131-33b3-a0e7-1d1bbaba1add In Episode 46 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Monica Miles (Engineering Education) speaks about environmental justice, STEM education, sustainability of nonprofits, and how social policies impact the health of marginalized communities. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 46

]]> In Episode 46 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Monica Miles (Engineering Education) speaks about environmental justice, STEM education, sustainability of nonprofits, and how social policies impact the health of marginalized communities. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 46

]]> In Episode 46 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Monica Miles (Engineering Education) speaks about environmental justice, STEM education, sustainability of nonprofits, and how social policies impact the health of marginalized communities. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 2406 46 full Siwei Lyu, Mark Bartholomew and George Brown explore AI regulation, ethics, and legal challenges Siwei Lyu, Mark Bartholomew and George Brown explore AI regulation, ethics, and legal challenges https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/siwei-lyu-mark-bartholomew-and-george-brown-explore-ai-regulation-ethics-and-legal-challenges/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/siwei-lyu-mark-bartholomew-and-george-brown-explore-ai-regulation-ethics-and-legal-challenges/#comments Mon, 25 Nov 2024 13:12:34 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/8f6e3bbb-3fdb-3070-a9ba-f7a4953a027d In Episode 45 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Siwei Lyu (Computer Science and Engineering), Mark Bartholomew (Law), and George Brown (Law) discuss the rapid evolution of generative AI, its applications, and the challenges it poses for regulation, ethics, and legal frameworks. From deepfake technology and privacy concerns to AI's integration in law and decision-making processes, their thought-provoking conversation is at the intersection of technology, law, and social policy. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 45

]]> In Episode 45 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Siwei Lyu (Computer Science and Engineering), Mark Bartholomew (Law), and George Brown (Law) discuss the rapid evolution of generative AI, its applications, and the challenges it poses for regulation, ethics, and legal frameworks. From deepfake technology and privacy concerns to AI's integration in law and decision-making processes, their thought-provoking conversation is at the intersection of technology, law, and social policy. For transcription, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 45

]]> In Episode 45 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Siwei Lyu (Computer Science and Engineering), Mark Bartholomew (Law), and George Brown (Law) discuss the rapid evolution of generative AI, its applications, and the challenges it poses for regulation, ethics, and legal frameworks. From deepfake technology and privacy concerns to AI’s integration in law and decision-making processes, their thought-provoking conversation is at the intersection of technology, law, and social policy. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 2370 45 full Judith Olin and Jahna Mott discuss the outcomes of the 2024 Domestic Violence Summit Judith Olin and Jahna Mott discuss the outcomes of the 2024 Domestic Violence Summit https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/judith-olin-and-jahna-mott-discuss-the-outcomes-of-the-2024-domestic-violence-summit/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/judith-olin-and-jahna-mott-discuss-the-outcomes-of-the-2024-domestic-violence-summit/#comments Thu, 07 Nov 2024 13:07:11 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/2c90129e-6887-371f-99a7-211ca528af58 In Episode 44 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Judith Olin (Clinical Professor and Director, Family Violence and Women’s Rights Clinic) and law student, Jahna Mott (3L UB School of Law) discuss how the 2024 Domestic Violence Summit became a critical platform for bringing together community members, experts, and service providers to help strengthen the network of support for survivors. The summit was sponsored by Child & Family Services, BSU Social Work Department, and UB School of Law Family Violence and Women’s Rights Clinic (FVWRC). For transcript, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast 44

]]> In Episode 44 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Judith Olin (Clinical Professor and Director, Family Violence and Women’s Rights Clinic) and law student, Jahna Mott (3L UB School of Law) discuss how the 2024 Domestic Violence Summit became a critical platform for bringing together community members, experts, and service providers to help strengthen the network of support for survivors. The summit was sponsored by Child & Family Services, BSU Social Work Department, and UB School of Law Family Violence and Women’s Rights Clinic (FVWRC). For transcript, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast 44

]]> In Episode 44 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Judith Olin (Clinical Professor and Director, Family Violence and Women’s Rights Clinic) and law student, Jahna Mott (3L UB School of Law) discuss how the 2024 Domestic Violence Summit became a critical platform for bringing together community members, experts, and service providers to help strengthen the network of support for survivors. The summit was sponsored by Child & Family Services, BSU Social Work Department, and UB School of Law Family Violence and Women’s Rights Clinic (FVWRC). The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1134 44 full Kate Nelischer, "Privately-directed participatory planning: Examining Toronto's Quayside smart city" Kate Nelischer, "Privately-directed participatory planning: Examining Toronto's Quayside smart city" https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/kate-nelischer-privately-directed-participatory-planning-examining-torontos-quayside-smart-city/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/kate-nelischer-privately-directed-participatory-planning-examining-torontos-quayside-smart-city/#comments Thu, 30 May 2024 09:10:15 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/a603c6ba-18bc-3904-a23a-7f1e5c9e7358 In Episode 43 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Kate Nelischer talks about her paper, “Privately-directed participatory planning: Examining Toronto’s Quayside smart city”. This paper discusses a past “smart city” urban development project, the importance of public participation in urban planning policy, and the implications it may have on local legislation. For transcript, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast 43

]]> In Episode 43 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Kate Nelischer talks about her paper, “Privately-directed participatory planning: Examining Toronto’s Quayside smart city”. This paper discusses a past “smart city” urban development project, the importance of public participation in urban planning policy, and the implications it may have on local legislation. For transcript, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast 43

]]> In Episode 43 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Kate Nelischer talks about her paper, “Privately-directed participatory planning: Examining Toronto’s Quayside smart city”. This paper discusses a past “smart city” urban development project, the importance of public participation in urban planning policy, and the implications it may have on local legislation. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1442 43 full Paul Linden-Retek discusses postnational constitutionalism Paul Linden-Retek discusses postnational constitutionalism https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/paul-linden-retek-discusses-postnational-constitutionalism/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/paul-linden-retek-discusses-postnational-constitutionalism/#comments Tue, 28 May 2024 08:54:07 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/8d8b6b72-939e-37f3-9fd2-35090c1a1ec5 In Episode 42 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Paul Linden-Retek discusses his book, Postnational Constitutionalism: Europe and the Time of Law (OUP: 2023). He shares insight on why he wrote the book, and addresses questions concerning global justice, the open-ended nature of identity, and the humanistic qualities of law, leading to a reconsideration of the grounds of an international legal order. Linden-Retek frames refugee law and policy within the EU as humanitarian issues at the center of his research. For transcript, please visit Baldy Center Podcast 42

]]> In Episode 42 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Paul Linden-Retek discusses his book, Postnational Constitutionalism: Europe and the Time of Law (OUP: 2023). He shares insight on why he wrote the book, and addresses questions concerning global justice, the open-ended nature of identity, and the humanistic qualities of law, leading to a reconsideration of the grounds of an international legal order. Linden-Retek frames refugee law and policy within the EU as humanitarian issues at the center of his research. For transcript, please visit Baldy Center Podcast 42

]]> In Episode 42 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Paul Linden-Retek discusses his book, Postnational Constitutionalism: Europe and the Time of Law (OUP: 2023). He shares insight on why he wrote the book, and addresses questions concerning global justice, the open-ended nature of identity, and the humanistic qualities of law, leading to a reconsideration of the grounds of an international legal order. Linden-Retek frames refugee law and policy within the EU as humanitarian issues at the center of his research. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1923 42 full Theophilus Edwin Coleman discusses Ghana's proposed anti-LGBTQ+ Bill and its effect on academic freedom Theophilus Edwin Coleman discusses Ghana's proposed anti-LGBTQ+ Bill and its effect on academic freedom https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/theophilus-edwin-coleman-discusses-ghanas-proposed-anti-lgbtq-bill-and-its-effect-on-academic-freedom/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/theophilus-edwin-coleman-discusses-ghanas-proposed-anti-lgbtq-bill-and-its-effect-on-academic-freedom/#comments Wed, 01 May 2024 10:55:09 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e06098c5-12fa-3269-affb-f3f6a54cb619 Theophilus Edwin Coleman discusses Ghana’s proposed anti-LGBTQ+ Bill and its effect on academic freedom. Coleman outlines the basic structure of the bill, the relationship between church and state within Ghana, and the possible future implications for this bill, if it were to be passed. For transcript, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast 41

]]> Theophilus Edwin Coleman discusses Ghana’s proposed anti-LGBTQ+ Bill and its effect on academic freedom. Coleman outlines the basic structure of the bill, the relationship between church and state within Ghana, and the possible future implications for this bill, if it were to be passed. For transcript, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast 41

]]> Theophilus Edwin Coleman discusses Ghana’s proposed anti-LGBTQ+ Bill and its effect on academic freedom. Coleman outlines the basic structure of the bill, the relationship between church and state within Ghana, and the possible future implications for this bill, if it were to be passed. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 2373 41 full Melissa Crouch discusses how Myanmar's military acts as a constitutional actor Melissa Crouch discusses how Myanmar's military acts as a constitutional actor https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/melissa-crouch/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/melissa-crouch/#comments Mon, 25 Mar 2024 08:59:03 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/4f37458c-e7b4-3d30-98e7-dc6e01557cd3 In Episode 40 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Melissa Crouch, The Baldy Center Fellow 2024, discusses the role of courts in military regimes and the challenges of studying the military as a constitutional actor. She recently published the paper, “Judicial Loyalty to the Military in Authoritarian Regimes: How the Courts Are Militarized in Myanmar.” For transcript, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast 40

]]> In Episode 40 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Melissa Crouch, The Baldy Center Fellow 2024, discusses the role of courts in military regimes and the challenges of studying the military as a constitutional actor. She recently published the paper, “Judicial Loyalty to the Military in Authoritarian Regimes: How the Courts Are Militarized in Myanmar.” For transcript, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast 40

]]> In Episode 40 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Melissa Crouch, The Baldy Center Fellow 2024, discusses the role of courts in military regimes and the challenges of studying the military as a constitutional actor. She recently published the paper, “Judicial Loyalty to the Military in Authoritarian Regimes: How the Courts Are Militarized in Myanmar.” The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1575 40 full Rebecca R. French and Mark A. Nathan discuss Buddhism and Law Rebecca R. French and Mark A. Nathan discuss Buddhism and Law https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/rebecca-r-french-and-mark-a-nathan-discuss-buddhism-and-law/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/rebecca-r-french-and-mark-a-nathan-discuss-buddhism-and-law/#comments Tue, 20 Feb 2024 11:49:42 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/0a707263-954c-3913-b12e-e4ddc4939bcd In Episode 39 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Rebecca R. French and Mark A. Nathan discuss Buddhism and Law in the context of past, present, and future plans for collaborative research among international scholars. Cultivated over decades, this research is seen in the depth and scope of related publications, and, in the remarkable trajectory of the scholarly journal, Buddhism, Law & Society, founded at UB School of Law, and continuing at Rutgers University. For transcript, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 39

]]> In Episode 39 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Rebecca R. French and Mark A. Nathan discuss Buddhism and Law in the context of past, present, and future plans for collaborative research among international scholars. Cultivated over decades, this research is seen in the depth and scope of related publications, and, in the remarkable trajectory of the scholarly journal, Buddhism, Law & Society, founded at UB School of Law, and continuing at Rutgers University. For transcript, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 39

]]> In Episode 39 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Rebecca R. French and Mark A. Nathan discuss Buddhism and Law in the context of past, present, and future plans for collaborative research among international scholars. Cultivated over decades, this research is seen in the depth and scope of related publications, and, in the remarkable trajectory of the scholarly journal, Buddhism, Law & Society, founded at UB School of Law, and continuing at Rutgers University. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1923 39 full Mihreteab Taye discusses the institutional design of Africa's court systems Mihreteab Taye discusses the institutional design of Africa's court systems https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/mihreteab-taye-discusses-the-institutional-design-of-africas-court-systems/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/mihreteab-taye-discusses-the-institutional-design-of-africas-court-systems/#comments Wed, 31 Jan 2024 13:50:15 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/9ead1b91-65e4-3852-9142-fadf02289886 In Episode 38 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Mihreteab Taye provides insight into the nuanced dynamics of state behavior in Africa's courts. He finds that the African human rights system does not automatically grant individuals the right to bring cases before the African courts unless states make a declaration allowing direct individual access to the court. Whereas in the East African Court of Justice, individuals have direct access to the Court.  What matters in each court is the institutional design, which can either facilitate or inhibit the withdrawal of individual access to the courts by African states. For transcript, visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 38

]]> In Episode 38 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Mihreteab Taye provides insight into the nuanced dynamics of state behavior in Africa's courts. He finds that the African human rights system does not automatically grant individuals the right to bring cases before the African courts unless states make a declaration allowing direct individual access to the court. Whereas in the East African Court of Justice, individuals have direct access to the Court.  What matters in each court is the institutional design, which can either facilitate or inhibit the withdrawal of individual access to the courts by African states. For transcript, visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 38

]]> In Episode 38 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Mihreteab Taye provides insight into the nuanced dynamics of state behavior in Africa’s courts. He finds that the African human rights system does not automatically grant individuals the right to bring cases before the African courts unless states make a declaration allowing direct individual access to the court. Whereas in the East African Court of Justice, individuals have direct access to the Court. What matters in each court is the institutional design, which can either facilitate or inhibit the withdrawal of individual access to the courts by African states. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1101 38 full Greta LaFleur Discusses "How Sex Became Good: The Feminist Movements and Racial Politics that Made Modern Sexuality"" Greta LaFleur Discusses "How Sex Became Good: The Feminist Movements and Racial Politics that Made Modern Sexuality"" https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/greta-lafleur-discusses-how-sex-became-good-the-feminist-movements-and-racial-politics-that-made-modern-sexuality/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/greta-lafleur-discusses-how-sex-became-good-the-feminist-movements-and-racial-politics-that-made-modern-sexuality/#comments Tue, 16 Jan 2024 12:26:57 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/c5162c85-f79a-3550-a612-730db09282cb In Episode 37 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Greta LaFleur discusses the draft monograph, “‘How Sex Became Good: The Feminist Movements and Racial Politics that Made Modern Sexuality.” LaFleur, recipient of The Baldy Center Podcast Mid-Career Fellowship (2023-24), is associate professor of American Studies and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Yale University. For transcript, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 37

]]> In Episode 37 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Greta LaFleur discusses the draft monograph, “‘How Sex Became Good: The Feminist Movements and Racial Politics that Made Modern Sexuality.” LaFleur, recipient of The Baldy Center Podcast Mid-Career Fellowship (2023-24), is associate professor of American Studies and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Yale University. For transcript, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Episode 37

]]> In Episode 37 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Greta LaFleur discusses the draft monograph, “‘How Sex Became Good: The Feminist Movements and Racial Politics that Made Modern Sexuality.” LaFleur, recipient of The Baldy Center Podcast Mid-Career Fellowship (2023-24), is associate professor of American Studies and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Yale University. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1544 37 full Nellie Drew and 3L students discuss model laws and initiatives to safeguard athletes Nellie Drew and 3L students discuss model laws and initiatives to safeguard athletes https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/nellie-drew-and-3l-students-discuss-model-laws-and-initiatives-to-safeguard-athletes/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/nellie-drew-and-3l-students-discuss-model-laws-and-initiatives-to-safeguard-athletes/#comments Fri, 08 Dec 2023 13:43:32 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/4f0bdb64-e79a-34f3-a8ee-a245f3d72375 In Episode 36 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Helen “Nellie” Drew, Professor of Sports Law, and her 3L students: Maddie Drechsel, Matt Pickard and Juliette Miranda discuss the importance of having pre-established action plans for professional sports injuries, as well as the need for education on how to prevent injuries in youth sports. From model laws to collaborative projects, we discuss the ins and outs of sports injury law and practice. For transcript, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast 36 University at Buffalo

]]> In Episode 36 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Helen “Nellie” Drew, Professor of Sports Law, and her 3L students: Maddie Drechsel, Matt Pickard and Juliette Miranda discuss the importance of having pre-established action plans for professional sports injuries, as well as the need for education on how to prevent injuries in youth sports. From model laws to collaborative projects, we discuss the ins and outs of sports injury law and practice. For transcript, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast 36 University at Buffalo

]]> In Episode 36 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Helen “Nellie” Drew, Professor of Sports Law, and her 3L students: Maddie Drechsel, Matt Pickard and Juliette Miranda discuss the importance of having pre-established action plans for professional sports injuries, as well as the need for education on how to prevent injuries in youth sports. From model laws to collaborative projects, we discuss the ins and outs of sports injury law and practice. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1820 7 36 full Athena Mutua discusses the Critical (Legal) Collective and its inaugural convening Athena Mutua discusses the Critical (Legal) Collective and its inaugural convening https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/athena-mutua-discusses-the-critical-legal-collective-and-its-inaugural-convening/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/athena-mutua-discusses-the-critical-legal-collective-and-its-inaugural-convening/#comments Tue, 14 Nov 2023 09:13:02 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/5d52cfa8-bb75-3e9c-aa9b-2dece24556a3 In Episode 35 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Professor of Law Athena Mutua discusses the importance of protecting critical thinking inside, and outside of, the university setting. She describes its intersection with social justice issues surrounding race, sex, gender, class, and more. Professor Mutua talks about the Critical (Legal) Collective and how the diverse group of scholars has come together to work towards generating real social change. For transcript, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Ep 35 University at Buffalo

 

]]> In Episode 35 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Professor of Law Athena Mutua discusses the importance of protecting critical thinking inside, and outside of, the university setting. She describes its intersection with social justice issues surrounding race, sex, gender, class, and more. Professor Mutua talks about the Critical (Legal) Collective and how the diverse group of scholars has come together to work towards generating real social change. For transcript, please visit: Baldy Center Podcast Ep 35 University at Buffalo

 

]]> In Episode 35 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Professor of Law Athena Mutua discusses the importance of protecting critical thinking inside, and outside of, the university setting. She describes its intersection with social justice issues surrounding race, sex, gender, class, and more. Professor Mutua talks about the Critical (Legal) Collective and how the diverse group of scholars has come together to work towards generating real social change. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 2191 7 35 full Samantha Barbas gives some history and context on New York Times v. Sullivan, as described in her recently published book Samantha Barbas gives some history and context on New York Times v. Sullivan, as described in her recently published book https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/samantha-barbas-gives-some-history-and-context-on-new-york-times-v-sullivan-as-described-in-her-recently-published-book/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/samantha-barbas-gives-some-history-and-context-on-new-york-times-v-sullivan-as-described-in-her-recently-published-book/#comments Fri, 16 Jun 2023 16:10:58 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/47c0a4c3-e279-30c4-a732-3e37cba2d951 In Episode 34 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Samantha Barbas speaks about the entanglement of the civil rights movement and mass media law, as well as her new book which encompasses those topics in the context of New York Times v. Sullivan. For transcript, please visit: Podcast_Baldy Center_University at Buffalo

]]> In Episode 34 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Samantha Barbas speaks about the entanglement of the civil rights movement and mass media law, as well as her new book which encompasses those topics in the context of New York Times v. Sullivan. For transcript, please visit: Podcast_Baldy Center_University at Buffalo

]]> In Episode 34 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Samantha Barbas speaks about the entanglement of the civil rights movement and mass media law, as well as her new book which encompasses those topics in the context of New York Times v. Sullivan. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1301 6 34 full Jorge Farinacci-Fernós discusses Puerto Rico’s Constitutional Paradox Jorge Farinacci-Fernós discusses Puerto Rico’s Constitutional Paradox https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/jorge-farinacci-fernos-discusses-puerto-rico-s-constitutional-paradox/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/jorge-farinacci-fernos-discusses-puerto-rico-s-constitutional-paradox/#comments Thu, 01 Jun 2023 15:18:42 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/5f70e439-4e6d-381b-8a83-835ceca088a4 In Episode 33 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Jorge M. Farinacci-Fernós speaks about his background, as well as his 2023 book, Puerto Rico’s Constitutional Paradox: Colonial Subordination, Democratic Tension, and Promise of Progressive Transformation. For transcript, please visit: Podcast_Baldy Center_University at Buffalo

]]> In Episode 33 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Jorge M. Farinacci-Fernós speaks about his background, as well as his 2023 book, Puerto Rico’s Constitutional Paradox: Colonial Subordination, Democratic Tension, and Promise of Progressive Transformation. For transcript, please visit: Podcast_Baldy Center_University at Buffalo

]]> In Episode 33 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Jorge M. Farinacci-Fernós speaks about his background, as well as his 2023 book, Puerto Rico’s Constitutional Paradox: Colonial Subordination, Democratic Tension, and Promise of Progressive Transformation. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 2275 6 33 full Shaun Anderson speaks to the current nature of Title IX Shaun Anderson speaks to the current nature of Title IX https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-32-shaun-anderson-speaks-to-the-current-nature-of-title-ix/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-32-shaun-anderson-speaks-to-the-current-nature-of-title-ix/#comments Tue, 04 Apr 2023 09:25:19 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/444ef001-30e9-37a0-85f9-b47b514789ce In Episode 32 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Shaun Anderson opines on both the public and scholarly perceptions of Title IX, in addition to how media and the court of public opinion have the power to challenge and improve the power and application of this law. For transcript, please visit: Podcast_Baldy Center_University at Buffalo

]]> In Episode 32 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Shaun Anderson opines on both the public and scholarly perceptions of Title IX, in addition to how media and the court of public opinion have the power to challenge and improve the power and application of this law. For transcript, please visit: Podcast_Baldy Center_University at Buffalo

]]> In Episode 32 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Shaun Anderson opines on both the public and scholarly perceptions of Title IX, in addition to how media and the court of public opinion have the power to challenge and improve the power and application of this law. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1599 6 32 full Claire Cameron examines the challenge of implementing Erin’s Law Claire Cameron examines the challenge of implementing Erin’s Law https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-30-dr-claire-cameron-discusses-erin-s-law-through-her-lens-as-an-expert-in-early-childhood-education-and-development/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-30-dr-claire-cameron-discusses-erin-s-law-through-her-lens-as-an-expert-in-early-childhood-education-and-development/#comments Thu, 19 Jan 2023 11:29:42 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/3544b165-65d9-35d3-8c78-22e05243c05f The Baldy Center Podcast, Episode 31, presents Claire Cameron, PhD, Associate Professor of Learning and Instruction at the UB Graduate School of Education. Her research involves early childhood education and development. She observes that the challenge of implementing Erin’s Law involves the difficulty of having conversations about domestic violence and the sexual abuse of women and children. Dr. Cameron suggests that conversations about Erin's Law can become a way to heal the wounds of domestic violence. For transcript, please visit: Podcast_Baldy Center_University at Buffalo

]]> The Baldy Center Podcast, Episode 31, presents Claire Cameron, PhD, Associate Professor of Learning and Instruction at the UB Graduate School of Education. Her research involves early childhood education and development. She observes that the challenge of implementing Erin’s Law involves the difficulty of having conversations about domestic violence and the sexual abuse of women and children. Dr. Cameron suggests that conversations about Erin's Law can become a way to heal the wounds of domestic violence. For transcript, please visit: Podcast_Baldy Center_University at Buffalo

]]> The Baldy Center Podcast, Episode 31, presents Claire Cameron, PhD, Associate Professor of Learning and Instruction at the UB Graduate School of Education. Her research involves early childhood education and development. She observes that the challenge of implementing Erin’s Law involves the difficulty of having conversations about domestic violence and the sexual abuse of women and children. Dr. Cameron suggests that conversations about Erin’s Law can become a way to heal the wounds of domestic violence. For transcript, please visit: Podcast_Baldy Center_University at Buffalo The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1686 5 31 full Judith Olin discusses Erin’s Law, its implications in New York State, and the broader topic of child abuse education. Judith Olin discusses Erin’s Law, its implications in New York State, and the broader topic of child abuse education. https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/judith_olin/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/judith_olin/#comments Thu, 20 Oct 2022 12:39:43 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/b1e2fb6b-7dd3-3179-92d1-4c211019f241 Episode 30 of The Baldy Center Podcast features Judith Olin, Clinical Professor of Law in the University at Buffalo’s School of Law. Olin discusses Erin’s Law, which mandates child sexual abuse prevention curricula in schools. She discusses the weaknesses in the implementation of Erin’s Law in New York and the critical need for training school professionals in responding to children who disclose sexual abuse. For transcript please visit: Podcast - Baldy Center - University at Buffalo

]]> Episode 30 of The Baldy Center Podcast features Judith Olin, Clinical Professor of Law in the University at Buffalo’s School of Law. Olin discusses Erin’s Law, which mandates child sexual abuse prevention curricula in schools. She discusses the weaknesses in the implementation of Erin’s Law in New York and the critical need for training school professionals in responding to children who disclose sexual abuse. For transcript please visit: Podcast - Baldy Center - University at Buffalo

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1764 5 30 full Anya Bernstein discusses judicial populism and the cultures of bureaucracy Anya Bernstein discusses judicial populism and the cultures of bureaucracy https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/anya-bernstein-discusses-populism-bureaucracy-and-the-role-of-bureaucrats/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/anya-bernstein-discusses-populism-bureaucracy-and-the-role-of-bureaucrats/#comments Tue, 03 May 2022 15:37:36 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e456de5d-0b07-3057-bd81-70eb6ffd09a1 Episode 29 features Anya Bernstein, Professor of Law in the University at Buffalo’s School of Law. Bernstein discusses judicial populism, the bureaucratic role of law clerks, and the dangers of exclusionary worldviews in law and society.

 

 

 

Keywords: populism, judicial review, bureaucracy, bureaucrats, authoritarian populism, democracy

]]> Episode 29 features Anya Bernstein, Professor of Law in the University at Buffalo’s School of Law. Bernstein discusses judicial populism, the bureaucratic role of law clerks, and the dangers of exclusionary worldviews in law and society.

 

 

 

Keywords: populism, judicial review, bureaucracy, bureaucrats, authoritarian populism, democracy

]]> Episode 29 features Anya Bernstein, Professor of Law in the University at Buffalo’s School of Law. Bernstein discusses judicial populism, the bureaucratic role of law clerks, and the dangers of exclusionary worldviews in law and society. Keywords: populism, judicial review, bureaucracy, bureaucrats, authoritarian populism, democracy The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1743 4 29 full Matthew Dimick discusses income inequality, wealth redistribution, income tax, economics, Pareto optimality, and Marxism Matthew Dimick discusses income inequality, wealth redistribution, income tax, economics, Pareto optimality, and Marxism https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/matthew-dimick-discusses-income-inequality-wealth-redistribution-income-tax-economics-pareto-optimality-and-marxism/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/matthew-dimick-discusses-income-inequality-wealth-redistribution-income-tax-economics-pareto-optimality-and-marxism/#comments Tue, 05 Apr 2022 15:10:08 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/17a8195a-6102-307d-9832-8c3d805e577c Episode 28 features Matthew Dimick, Professor of Law in the University at Buffalo’s School of Law. Dimick explains Pareto optimality and the differences between income taxation and legal rules for wealth redistribution. He discusses capitalism, Marxism, and how economists measure the effects various methods of redistribution may have on the economy.

 

 

 

Keywords: wealth redistribution, inequality, income tax, taxation, disparity, Marxism, capitalism, economics, taxation, minimum wage

]]> Episode 28 features Matthew Dimick, Professor of Law in the University at Buffalo’s School of Law. Dimick explains Pareto optimality and the differences between income taxation and legal rules for wealth redistribution. He discusses capitalism, Marxism, and how economists measure the effects various methods of redistribution may have on the economy.

 

 

 

Keywords: wealth redistribution, inequality, income tax, taxation, disparity, Marxism, capitalism, economics, taxation, minimum wage

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 2232 4 29 full Seth Parker Woods discusses the positioning of the cello, oral and written histories, Classical music, Black composers, and performance installations Seth Parker Woods discusses the positioning of the cello, oral and written histories, Classical music, Black composers, and performance installations https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/seth-parker-woods-discusses-the-positioning-of-the-cello-oral-and-written-histories-classical-music-black-composers-and-performance-installations/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/seth-parker-woods-discusses-the-positioning-of-the-cello-oral-and-written-histories-classical-music-black-composers-and-performance-installations/#comments Tue, 15 Mar 2022 11:38:54 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/f04eb550-8a2e-3246-a5b8-adef2853c082 Episode 27 features Seth Parker Woods, a University at Buffalo Center for Diversity Innovation Distinguished Visiting Scholar. Dr. Woods speaks about the cello and its use in classical music and performance pieces, including the ice cello. He discusses the Fluxus movement, Black composers, and using music and performance to create pieces that reflect events and social issues such as police brutality and the emotions they cause. This episode includes two pieces at the end - Bach’s Allemande, and Pierre Alexandre Tremblay’s asinglewordisnotenough - performed by Dr. Woods. 

 

 

Keywords: cello, music, performance art, Black Lives Matter, police brutality, classical music, Black composers, Fluxus, ice cello, contemporary classical music, Seth Parker Woods

]]> Episode 27 features Seth Parker Woods, a University at Buffalo Center for Diversity Innovation Distinguished Visiting Scholar. Dr. Woods speaks about the cello and its use in classical music and performance pieces, including the ice cello. He discusses the Fluxus movement, Black composers, and using music and performance to create pieces that reflect events and social issues such as police brutality and the emotions they cause. This episode includes two pieces at the end - Bach’s Allemande, and Pierre Alexandre Tremblay’s asinglewordisnotenough - performed by Dr. Woods. 

 

 

Keywords: cello, music, performance art, Black Lives Matter, police brutality, classical music, Black composers, Fluxus, ice cello, contemporary classical music, Seth Parker Woods

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 2338 4 28 full Rachael K. Hinkle discusses briefs, lawyer experience, and the influence they have on Supreme Court decisions Rachael K. Hinkle discusses briefs, lawyer experience, and the influence they have on Supreme Court decisions https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/rachael-k-hinkle-discusses-briefs-lawyer-experience-and-the-influence-they-have-on-supreme-court-decisions/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/rachael-k-hinkle-discusses-briefs-lawyer-experience-and-the-influence-they-have-on-supreme-court-decisions/#comments Tue, 01 Mar 2022 10:39:58 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/25215ecc-8a04-36ed-9176-a16eda03eb1b Episode 26 features Rachael K. Hinkle, an associate professor in the Department of Political Science at the University at Buffalo. Dr. Hinkle speaks about her forthcoming book, co-authored by Morgan Hazelton (St. Louis University), Persuading the Supreme Court: The Significance of Briefs in Judicial Decision Making. She discusses the process of analyzing tens of thousands of briefs, who’s allowed to submit these briefs, and how these documents and who wrote them can influence Supreme Court decisions.

 

 

 

Keywords: Supreme Court, brief, amicus brief, Brandeis brief, court ruling, court decision, judicial decision

]]> Episode 26 features Rachael K. Hinkle, an associate professor in the Department of Political Science at the University at Buffalo. Dr. Hinkle speaks about her forthcoming book, co-authored by Morgan Hazelton (St. Louis University), Persuading the Supreme Court: The Significance of Briefs in Judicial Decision Making. She discusses the process of analyzing tens of thousands of briefs, who’s allowed to submit these briefs, and how these documents and who wrote them can influence Supreme Court decisions.

 

 

 

Keywords: Supreme Court, brief, amicus brief, Brandeis brief, court ruling, court decision, judicial decision

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1256 4 27 full Victoria Wolcott discusses the Long Civil Rights Movement and utopianism Victoria Wolcott discusses the Long Civil Rights Movement and utopianism https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/victoria-wolcott-discusses-the-long-civil-rights-movement-and-utopianism/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/victoria-wolcott-discusses-the-long-civil-rights-movement-and-utopianism/#comments Tue, 15 Feb 2022 10:45:37 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/2800e01c-3b3d-3459-8cd4-101e2de7641b Episode 25 features Victoria Wolcott, a professor in the Department of History at the University at Buffalo. Dr. Wolcott speaks about her upcoming book, Living in the Future: Utopianism and the Long Civil Rights Movement(University of Chicago Press, 2022), and her research on utopian thought and communities. She discusses Civil Rights Movement activists like Martin Luther King Jr., Father Divine, and Howard Thurman, and how their shared belief in radical pacifism holds utopian yearnings.

 

Keywords: civil rights, civil rights movement, BLM, Martin Luther King, activism, Black activism, utopia, utopianism, Marxism, socialism

]]> Episode 25 features Victoria Wolcott, a professor in the Department of History at the University at Buffalo. Dr. Wolcott speaks about her upcoming book, Living in the Future: Utopianism and the Long Civil Rights Movement(University of Chicago Press, 2022), and her research on utopian thought and communities. She discusses Civil Rights Movement activists like Martin Luther King Jr., Father Divine, and Howard Thurman, and how their shared belief in radical pacifism holds utopian yearnings.

 

Keywords: civil rights, civil rights movement, BLM, Martin Luther King, activism, Black activism, utopia, utopianism, Marxism, socialism

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1063 4 26 full Daniel Brantes Ferreira discusses sports betting and arbitration in Brazil Daniel Brantes Ferreira discusses sports betting and arbitration in Brazil https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/daniel-brantes-ferreira-discusses-sports-betting-and-arbitration-in-brazil/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/daniel-brantes-ferreira-discusses-sports-betting-and-arbitration-in-brazil/#comments Tue, 01 Feb 2022 09:44:08 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/bcb855f0-5afb-336f-989f-6f60e0aa7da9 Episode 24 features Daniel Brantes Ferreira, a 2021-2022 Baldy Research Fellow, a professor at Universidade Cândido Mendes, and Vice-President for Academic affairs at the Brazilian Center of Arbitration and Mediation (CBMA). Dr. Ferreira discusses his research on sports betting and arbitration in Brazil, including arbitration clauses in the terms and services of online betting websites. He explains the process of arbitration and what can happen when the arbitration company listed in the terms and services is in another country entirely, speaking another language, causing difficulty for those with disputes.

]]> Episode 24 features Daniel Brantes Ferreira, a 2021-2022 Baldy Research Fellow, a professor at Universidade Cândido Mendes, and Vice-President for Academic affairs at the Brazilian Center of Arbitration and Mediation (CBMA). Dr. Ferreira discusses his research on sports betting and arbitration in Brazil, including arbitration clauses in the terms and services of online betting websites. He explains the process of arbitration and what can happen when the arbitration company listed in the terms and services is in another country entirely, speaking another language, causing difficulty for those with disputes.

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1277 4 25 full Baldy Center Season 4 Trailer Baldy Center Season 4 Trailer https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/baldy-center-season-4-trailer/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/baldy-center-season-4-trailer/#comments Thu, 20 Jan 2022 12:58:42 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/62353459-d30b-30aa-b627-2f52c76419ce Welcome to season 4 of the podcast of The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy, produced at the University at Buffalo.

In Spring 2022, we are back with new episodes about Marxism and the civil rights movement, music and the great migration, the supreme court, sports betting and arbitration, and more. 

The season continues with host and producer, Edgar Girtain. Check out our old and new episodes at buffalo.edu/baldycenter and baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com.

And don't forget to follow our Twitter, @baldycenter.

]]> Welcome to season 4 of the podcast of The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy, produced at the University at Buffalo.

In Spring 2022, we are back with new episodes about Marxism and the civil rights movement, music and the great migration, the supreme court, sports betting and arbitration, and more. 

The season continues with host and producer, Edgar Girtain. Check out our old and new episodes at buffalo.edu/baldycenter and baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com.

And don't forget to follow our Twitter, @baldycenter.

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 57 4 24 full Devonya Havis discusses the nature of truth and community practices for resistance Devonya Havis discusses the nature of truth and community practices for resistance https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/devonya-havis-discusses-the-nature-of-truth-and-community-practices-for-resistance/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/devonya-havis-discusses-the-nature-of-truth-and-community-practices-for-resistance/#comments Tue, 30 Nov 2021 09:33:27 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/99ef15a9-17bb-33da-be54-0ca195455dca Episode 23 features Devonya Havis, a 2021-2022 UB Center for Diversity Innovation Distinguished Scholar and associate professor in Philosophy at Canisius College. Dr. Havis discusses her research examining the nature of truth and the importance of broadening the field of philosophy to include the ways in which people encountering struggle engage in critical engagement about their condition. She specifically explores community practices, black ancestral practices, as an archive or guide for practice on how to push back.

]]> Episode 23 features Devonya Havis, a 2021-2022 UB Center for Diversity Innovation Distinguished Scholar and associate professor in Philosophy at Canisius College. Dr. Havis discusses her research examining the nature of truth and the importance of broadening the field of philosophy to include the ways in which people encountering struggle engage in critical engagement about their condition. She specifically explores community practices, black ancestral practices, as an archive or guide for practice on how to push back.

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1897 3 23 full Jordan Fox Besek on climate change and life finding a way Jordan Fox Besek on climate change and life finding a way https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/jordan-fox-besek-on-climate-change-and-life-finding-a-way/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/jordan-fox-besek-on-climate-change-and-life-finding-a-way/#comments Mon, 15 Nov 2021 16:21:32 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/d1520862-5262-3fe3-9371-35983c65f2ec Episode 22 of The Baldy Center Podcast features Department of Sociology Assistant Professor Jordan Fox Besek. Besek discusses his new project with Brooklyn College professor Daniel Shtob, humanity’s relationship with nature, and climate change. He explores the ways in which humans effect the environment, sometimes producing poor outcomes despite green intentions, and the ripple effect those actions have.

]]> Episode 22 of The Baldy Center Podcast features Department of Sociology Assistant Professor Jordan Fox Besek. Besek discusses his new project with Brooklyn College professor Daniel Shtob, humanity’s relationship with nature, and climate change. He explores the ways in which humans effect the environment, sometimes producing poor outcomes despite green intentions, and the ripple effect those actions have.

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1699 3 22 full John Henry Schlegel and David A. Westbrook discuss “the adventure of thinking” John Henry Schlegel and David A. Westbrook discuss “the adventure of thinking” https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/john-henry-schlegel-and-david-a-westbrook-discuss-the-adventure-of-thinking/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/john-henry-schlegel-and-david-a-westbrook-discuss-the-adventure-of-thinking/#comments Fri, 05 Nov 2021 13:20:03 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/8300c432-d62e-3d7e-aea2-65660cd8b2d9 From the heights of his long tenure at the University at Buffalo School of Law, in Episode 21 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Distinguished Professor John Schlegel discusses US economic history, American Legal Realism, and his lived experience with legal education over the last half century, in particular, Critical Legal Studies. In this extemporaneous conversation, Del Cotto Professor David Westbrook affectionately provokes Schlegel to grapple with the necessary and complex ongoing negotiations between our concepts of adventure and stability, serious and fun, the endeavor of intellectual freedom... and the Borg.

]]> From the heights of his long tenure at the University at Buffalo School of Law, in Episode 21 of The Baldy Center Podcast, Distinguished Professor John Schlegel discusses US economic history, American Legal Realism, and his lived experience with legal education over the last half century, in particular, Critical Legal Studies. In this extemporaneous conversation, Del Cotto Professor David Westbrook affectionately provokes Schlegel to grapple with the necessary and complex ongoing negotiations between our concepts of adventure and stability, serious and fun, the endeavor of intellectual freedom... and the Borg.

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 2830 3 21 full David Herzberg discusses how the politics of whiteness has shaped the history of opioids, opioid addiction, and drug policy David Herzberg discusses how the politics of whiteness has shaped the history of opioids, opioid addiction, and drug policy https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/david-herzberg-discusses-opioid-use-and-race/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/david-herzberg-discusses-opioid-use-and-race/#comments Fri, 22 Oct 2021 02:16:09 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/89a61464-42ff-3922-bf20-bb32ba6986db Episode 20 features David Herzberg, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of History, University at Buffalo. Herzberg discusses repeated waves of addiction to pharmaceutical opioids and other medicines in the 20th and 21st century U.S. Among other things, he examines how the predominantly white consumers labeled as “patients” were understood as innocent victims when they became addicted, while consumers who became addicted outside of medical channels were portrayed as dangerous criminals.  Herzberg is the author of a history of addictive pharmaceuticals titled White Market Drugs: Big Pharma and the Hidden History of Addiction, and co-author of a forthcoming book with Helena Hansen and Jules Netherland about how the politics of whiteness has shaped the history of opioids, opioid addiction, and drug policy in the United States.

]]> Episode 20 features David Herzberg, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of History, University at Buffalo. Herzberg discusses repeated waves of addiction to pharmaceutical opioids and other medicines in the 20th and 21st century U.S. Among other things, he examines how the predominantly white consumers labeled as “patients” were understood as innocent victims when they became addicted, while consumers who became addicted outside of medical channels were portrayed as dangerous criminals.  Herzberg is the author of a history of addictive pharmaceuticals titled White Market Drugs: Big Pharma and the Hidden History of Addiction, and co-author of a forthcoming book with Helena Hansen and Jules Netherland about how the politics of whiteness has shaped the history of opioids, opioid addiction, and drug policy in the United States.

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1507 3 20 full Episode 19 Helen Drew and Marissa Egloff discuss diversity, equity, and inclusion in major sports leagues Episode 19 Helen Drew and Marissa Egloff discuss diversity, equity, and inclusion in major sports leagues https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-19-helen-drew-and-marissa-egloff-discuss-diversity-equity-and-inclusion-in-major-sports-leagues/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-19-helen-drew-and-marissa-egloff-discuss-diversity-equity-and-inclusion-in-major-sports-leagues/#comments Thu, 23 Sep 2021 09:03:35 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/17e6b3f4-c692-366f-9f1b-f0e1952c84a9 Episode 19 features Helen Drew, Professor of Law, and Marissa Egloff, a third year JD candidate, in the University at Buffalo School of Law. Professor Drew and Ms. Egloff discuss their research examining the number of women and minorities in executive or coaching positions in professional sports.  They are exploring why, even with proactive policies such as The Rooney Rule in the NFL, women and people of color find it difficult to obtain these “front office” positions.  They are also exploring how nondiverse work environments can become toxic.

]]> Episode 19 features Helen Drew, Professor of Law, and Marissa Egloff, a third year JD candidate, in the University at Buffalo School of Law. Professor Drew and Ms. Egloff discuss their research examining the number of women and minorities in executive or coaching positions in professional sports.  They are exploring why, even with proactive policies such as The Rooney Rule in the NFL, women and people of color find it difficult to obtain these “front office” positions.  They are also exploring how nondiverse work environments can become toxic.

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1215 3 19 full Samantha Barbas discusses her new book The Rise and Fall of Morris Ernst: Free Speech Renegade Samantha Barbas discusses her new book The Rise and Fall of Morris Ernst: Free Speech Renegade https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/samantha-barbas-discusses-her-new-book-the-rise-and-fall-of-morris-ernst-free-speech-renegade/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/samantha-barbas-discusses-her-new-book-the-rise-and-fall-of-morris-ernst-free-speech-renegade/#comments Tue, 07 Sep 2021 09:40:28 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/1377148f-cbac-3f69-946a-2aea683d793f Episode 18 features Samantha Barbas, Professor of Law and Director of The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy in the University at Buffalo School of Law. Professor Barbas discusses her new book from University of Chicago Press (2021) The Rise and Fall of Morris Ernst: Free Speech Renegade. In the 1930s and ’40s, Morris Ernst was one of America’s best-known liberal lawyers. The ACLU’s general counsel for decades, Ernst was renowned for his audacious fights against artistic censorship. He successfully defended Ulysses against obscenity charges, litigated groundbreaking reproductive rights cases, and supported the widespread expansion of protections for sexual expression, union organizing, and public speech. Yet Ernst was also a man of stark contradictions, waging a personal battle against Communism, defending an autocrat, and aligning himself with J. Edgar Hoover’s inflammatory crusades.

]]> Episode 18 features Samantha Barbas, Professor of Law and Director of The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy in the University at Buffalo School of Law. Professor Barbas discusses her new book from University of Chicago Press (2021) The Rise and Fall of Morris Ernst: Free Speech Renegade. In the 1930s and ’40s, Morris Ernst was one of America’s best-known liberal lawyers. The ACLU’s general counsel for decades, Ernst was renowned for his audacious fights against artistic censorship. He successfully defended Ulysses against obscenity charges, litigated groundbreaking reproductive rights cases, and supported the widespread expansion of protections for sexual expression, union organizing, and public speech. Yet Ernst was also a man of stark contradictions, waging a personal battle against Communism, defending an autocrat, and aligning himself with J. Edgar Hoover’s inflammatory crusades.

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1241 3 18 full Athena Mutua discusses the origins and goals of ClassCrits. Athena Mutua discusses the origins and goals of ClassCrits. https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/athena-mutua-discusses-the-origins-and-goals-of-classcrits/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/athena-mutua-discusses-the-origins-and-goals-of-classcrits/#comments Tue, 04 May 2021 10:09:43 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/6ec67fc7-b345-36e9-b5fa-47da9687f557 Episode 15 features Athena Mutua, Professor and Law and Floyd H. & Hilda L. Hurst Faculty Scholar in the University at Buffalo School of Law. Professor Mutua discusses the origins and goals of ClassCrits, which focuses on the heterodox, or political economy approach in law. She presents the new online journal, The Journal of Law and Political Economy and discusses ways in which ClassCrits engages with ongoing and on the ground activist work in significant social issues.

Keywords: ClassCrits; Gender, Law, and Society; Inequality; Law and Economics; Law and Society; Race, Law, and Policy

]]> Episode 15 features Athena Mutua, Professor and Law and Floyd H. & Hilda L. Hurst Faculty Scholar in the University at Buffalo School of Law. Professor Mutua discusses the origins and goals of ClassCrits, which focuses on the heterodox, or political economy approach in law. She presents the new online journal, The Journal of Law and Political Economy and discusses ways in which ClassCrits engages with ongoing and on the ground activist work in significant social issues.

Keywords: ClassCrits; Gender, Law, and Society; Inequality; Law and Economics; Law and Society; Race, Law, and Policy

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1073 2 15 full The Alison L. Des Forges memorial committee members discuss the history of the Alison Des Forges Memorial Committee, and its international symposia on human rights held at the University at Buffalo. The Alison L. Des Forges memorial committee members discuss the history of the Alison Des Forges Memorial Committee, and its international symposia on human rights held at the University at Buffalo. https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/the-alisonl-des-forgesmemorial-committee-members-discussthe-history-ofthe-alisondesforges-memorialcommitteeanditsinternational-symposia-onhuman-rig/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/the-alisonl-des-forgesmemorial-committee-members-discussthe-history-ofthe-alisondesforges-memorialcommitteeanditsinternational-symposia-onhuman-rig/#comments Wed, 21 Apr 2021 12:10:35 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/ede418a5-6005-3f6b-bac1-9c6f25f702d9 Episode 14 is about the work of the Alison L. Des Forges Memorial Committee, and its international symposia on human rights held at the University at Buffalo. Beginning in 2012, each symposium has been annually sponsored, in part, by The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy. This podcast features Roger Des Forges, the group's co-founder. He is joined in discussion the committee co-chairs, Ellen Dussourd and Shaun Irlam. Together, they offer insight on aspects of sustaining the annual Alison Des Forges International Symposia on Human Rights. The ninth annual event takes place April 30, 2021.

Keywords: Human Rights, Des Forges, Rwanda, Africa, genocide, regime change, Covid-19, China.​

 

]]> Episode 14 is about the work of the Alison L. Des Forges Memorial Committee, and its international symposia on human rights held at the University at Buffalo. Beginning in 2012, each symposium has been annually sponsored, in part, by The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy. This podcast features Roger Des Forges, the group's co-founder. He is joined in discussion the committee co-chairs, Ellen Dussourd and Shaun Irlam. Together, they offer insight on aspects of sustaining the annual Alison Des Forges International Symposia on Human Rights. The ninth annual event takes place April 30, 2021.

Keywords: Human Rights, Des Forges, Rwanda, Africa, genocide, regime change, Covid-19, China.​

 

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1883 2 14 full Victoria-Idongesit Udondian discusses her sculptural work “The Republic of Unknown Territory” and immigration. Victoria-Idongesit Udondian discusses her sculptural work “The Republic of Unknown Territory” and immigration. https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/victoria-idongesit-udondian-discusses-her-sculptural-work-the-republic-of-unknown-territory-and-immigration/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/victoria-idongesit-udondian-discusses-her-sculptural-work-the-republic-of-unknown-territory-and-immigration/#comments Mon, 22 Mar 2021 13:50:50 -0400 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/47e6a527-93d6-3782-993c-483732913f5c Episode 13 features Victoria-Idongesit Udondian, interdisciplinary artist and University at Buffalo Center for Diversity Innovation Distinguished Visiting Scholar in the Department of Art. Udondian discusses her new sculptural work “The Republic of Unknown Territory) in the UB Arts Collaboratory until March 27, 2021, focused on immigrants’ experiences in migrating and building society. She highlights her study of the politics of the post-colonial global market in second-hand clothing, and her use of second-hand clothing in her art.

Keywords: Cultural Studies, Art and Politics, Narrative Studies, Immigration Studies, Post-colonialism, Global Trade Systems

]]> Episode 13 features Victoria-Idongesit Udondian, interdisciplinary artist and University at Buffalo Center for Diversity Innovation Distinguished Visiting Scholar in the Department of Art. Udondian discusses her new sculptural work “The Republic of Unknown Territory) in the UB Arts Collaboratory until March 27, 2021, focused on immigrants’ experiences in migrating and building society. She highlights her study of the politics of the post-colonial global market in second-hand clothing, and her use of second-hand clothing in her art.

Keywords: Cultural Studies, Art and Politics, Narrative Studies, Immigration Studies, Post-colonialism, Global Trade Systems

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 988 2 13 full Marie Jauffret-Roustide discusses harm reduction as an effective response to the opioid overdose crisis. Marie Jauffret-Roustide discusses harm reduction as an effective response to the opioid overdose crisis. https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/marie-jauffret-roustide-discusses-harm-reduction-as-an-effective-response-to-the-opioid-overdose-crisis/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/marie-jauffret-roustide-discusses-harm-reduction-as-an-effective-response-to-the-opioid-overdose-crisis/#comments Mon, 08 Mar 2021 14:32:43 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/127deed2-8397-35a7-867e-32de909b388a Episode 12 features Marie Jauffret-Roustide, Senior Fellow in Interdisciplinary Legal Studies at The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy and research fellow at the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research in Paris, France. Jauffret-Roustide discusses the effectiveness of drug policies that are embedded in human rights and harm reduction, and compares them to repressive drug policies that are ineffective in protecting vulnerable people and the communities in which they live.

Keywords: Health and Society, Drug Policy, Law and Society, Harm Reduction, Health and Social Policy

]]> Episode 12 features Marie Jauffret-Roustide, Senior Fellow in Interdisciplinary Legal Studies at The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy and research fellow at the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research in Paris, France. Jauffret-Roustide discusses the effectiveness of drug policies that are embedded in human rights and harm reduction, and compares them to repressive drug policies that are ineffective in protecting vulnerable people and the communities in which they live.

Keywords: Health and Society, Drug Policy, Law and Society, Harm Reduction, Health and Social Policy

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1405 2 12 full Erkin Özay discusses his new book, Urban Renewal and School Reform in Baltimore. Erkin Özay discusses his new book, Urban Renewal and School Reform in Baltimore. https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-11-erkin-ozay/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-11-erkin-ozay/#comments Mon, 22 Feb 2021 11:03:45 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/771e60ad-7314-3108-9c26-c01708fb948e Episode 11 features Erkin Özay, assistant professor of Architecture at the University at Buffalo, School of Architecture and Planning. Özay discusses his new book “Urban Renewal and School Reform in Baltimore: Rethinking the 21st Century Public School” (Routledge 2021), and his holistic approach to the relationships among urban development, urban design, and schools.

Keywords: Cultural Studies, Culture and Society, Education Policy, Urban Design, Urban Studies

]]> Episode 11 features Erkin Özay, assistant professor of Architecture at the University at Buffalo, School of Architecture and Planning. Özay discusses his new book “Urban Renewal and School Reform in Baltimore: Rethinking the 21st Century Public School” (Routledge 2021), and his holistic approach to the relationships among urban development, urban design, and schools.

Keywords: Cultural Studies, Culture and Society, Education Policy, Urban Design, Urban Studies

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 990 2 11 full Waverly Duck and Anne Rawls discuss their new book, Tacit Racism. Waverly Duck and Anne Rawls discuss their new book, Tacit Racism. https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/waverly-duck-and-anne-rawls-discuss-their-new-book-tacit-racism/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/waverly-duck-and-anne-rawls-discuss-their-new-book-tacit-racism/#comments Mon, 08 Feb 2021 14:04:18 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/716362de-a4f5-37a6-88a2-19f60eaf01c4 Episode 10 features Waverly Duck, a 20-21 UB Center for Diversity Innovation Distinguished Visiting Scholar from the Department of Sociology at University of Pittsburgh and Anne Rawls, Professor of Sociology at Bentley University. They discuss their new book, Tacit Racism (University of Chicago Press) and their research focused on understanding how centuries of institutional racism have shaped interactions between white people and Black Americans into patterns of implicit bias and tacit racism.

]]> Episode 10 features Waverly Duck, a 20-21 UB Center for Diversity Innovation Distinguished Visiting Scholar from the Department of Sociology at University of Pittsburgh and Anne Rawls, Professor of Sociology at Bentley University. They discuss their new book, Tacit Racism (University of Chicago Press) and their research focused on understanding how centuries of institutional racism have shaped interactions between white people and Black Americans into patterns of implicit bias and tacit racism.

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1195 2 10 full Jessica Castner discusses “Nurse-Initiated Protocols in Emergency Departments.” Jessica Castner discusses “Nurse-Initiated Protocols in Emergency Departments.” https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/jessica-castner-discusses-nurse-initiated-protocols-in-emergency-departments/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/jessica-castner-discusses-nurse-initiated-protocols-in-emergency-departments/#comments Tue, 26 Jan 2021 17:56:41 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/576ff1f4-d425-3a52-bd69-b44ce05d6b79 Episode 9 features Jessica Castner, a board-certified emergency nurse and emergency nurse scientist, and a 2013-2014 Baldy Center research grant recipient. She discusses her current research and recent publication on nurse-initiated protocols in emergency departments. Caster discusses policy and protocol impacts on pandemic emergency room care. 

Keywords: Health and Society, Health Policy, Regulation, Emergency Nursing, COVID-19, pandemic 

]]> Episode 9 features Jessica Castner, a board-certified emergency nurse and emergency nurse scientist, and a 2013-2014 Baldy Center research grant recipient. She discusses her current research and recent publication on nurse-initiated protocols in emergency departments. Caster discusses policy and protocol impacts on pandemic emergency room care. 

Keywords: Health and Society, Health Policy, Regulation, Emergency Nursing, COVID-19, pandemic 

]]> Episode 9 features Jessica Castner, a board-certified emergency nurse and emergency nurse scientist, and a 2013-2014 Baldy Center research grant recipient. She discusses her current research and recent publication on nurse-initiated protocols in emergency departments. Caster discusses policy and protocol impacts on pandemic emergency room care. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1025 2 9 full Baldy Center Podcast Season 2 Trailer Baldy Center Podcast Season 2 Trailer https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/baldy-center-podcast-season-2-trailer/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/baldy-center-podcast-season-2-trailer/#comments Tue, 26 Jan 2021 17:56:26 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/afd06b90-02e7-3d58-b237-8e23da7699b1 Welcome to season 2 of the podcast of The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy, produced at the University at Buffalo.

In Spring 2021, we are back with new episodes about Nurse-Initiated Protocols in Emergency Departments, Tacit Racism, Urban Renewal and School Reform, Harm Reduction, Law, Class and Racial Capitalism on ClassCrits, and more. 

With me, Azalia Muchransyah, as your host and producer. Check out our old and new episodes at buffalo.edu/baldycenter and baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com.

And don't forget to follow our Twitter, @baldycenter.

]]> Welcome to season 2 of the podcast of The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy, produced at the University at Buffalo.

In Spring 2021, we are back with new episodes about Nurse-Initiated Protocols in Emergency Departments, Tacit Racism, Urban Renewal and School Reform, Harm Reduction, Law, Class and Racial Capitalism on ClassCrits, and more. 

With me, Azalia Muchransyah, as your host and producer. Check out our old and new episodes at buffalo.edu/baldycenter and baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com.

And don't forget to follow our Twitter, @baldycenter.

]]> The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 139 2 trailer Baldy Center Podcast Season 1 Trailer Baldy Center Podcast Season 1 Trailer https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/baldy-center-podcast-season-1-trailer/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/baldy-center-podcast-season-1-trailer/#comments Mon, 25 Jan 2021 02:54:11 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e71a2d95-a38d-38a1-9238-e032e6fd1457 From the tension between contact tracing and privacy to the concept of One Health and zoonotic diseases. From prison labor to airport security. From pirates of Southeast Asia to the legal history of the Holy Roman Empire. They are all coming your way in the first podcast season of The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy, produced at the University at Buffalo. With me, Azalia Muchransyah, as your host and producer.

]]> From the tension between contact tracing and privacy to the concept of One Health and zoonotic diseases. From prison labor to airport security. From pirates of Southeast Asia to the legal history of the Holy Roman Empire. They are all coming your way in the first podcast season of The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy, produced at the University at Buffalo. With me, Azalia Muchransyah, as your host and producer.

]]> From the tension between contact tracing and privacy to the concept of One Health and zoonotic diseases. From prison labor to airport security. From pirates of Southeast Asia to the legal history of the Holy Roman Empire. They are all coming your way in the first podcast season of The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy, produced at the University at Buffalo. With me, Azalia Muchransyah, as your host and producer. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 60 1 trailer Sarah Ludin discusses the socio-legal history of the Early Reformation in Germany. Sarah Ludin discusses the socio-legal history of the Early Reformation in Germany. https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-8-sarah-ludin-discusses-the-socio-legal-history-of-the-early-reformation-in-germany/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-8-sarah-ludin-discusses-the-socio-legal-history-of-the-early-reformation-in-germany/#comments Mon, 25 Jan 2021 02:53:54 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/d65482f4-f638-3546-ab98-1624da23a139 In episode 8 of the podcast, Sarah Ludin discusses her developing book manuscript focused on the socio-legal history of the Early Reformation in Germany, which relies on close readings of 1521-1555 C.E. case files in the Holy Roman Empire to understand the historiography of secularism and the definition and significance of religion as a modern secular legal category.

Keywords: Cultural Studies, Constitutional Law, European Cultural Studies, Law and Society, Legal History, Legal Research

]]> In episode 8 of the podcast, Sarah Ludin discusses her developing book manuscript focused on the socio-legal history of the Early Reformation in Germany, which relies on close readings of 1521-1555 C.E. case files in the Holy Roman Empire to understand the historiography of secularism and the definition and significance of religion as a modern secular legal category.

Keywords: Cultural Studies, Constitutional Law, European Cultural Studies, Law and Society, Legal History, Legal Research

]]> In episode 8 of the podcast Sarah Ludin discusses her developing book manuscript focused on the socio-legal history of the Early Reformation in Germany, which relies on close readings of 1521-1555 C.E. case files in the Holy Roman Empire to understand the historiography of secularism and the definition and significance of religion as a modern secular legal category. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1210 1 8 full Daniel Platt discusses “The Domestication of Credit.” Daniel Platt discusses “The Domestication of Credit.” https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/daniel-platt-discusses-the-domestication-of-credit/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/daniel-platt-discusses-the-domestication-of-credit/#comments Mon, 25 Jan 2021 02:51:59 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/a8bfcf9b-bd42-3ac4-9833-2fa39d8c3af9 Episode 7 features Daniel Platt, Assistant Professor at University of Illinois Springfield and former Baldy Center Postdoctoral Fellow. Professor Platt discusses his recent article “The Domestication of Credit,” focused on the moral politics of personal finance in 19th and 20th century U.S., paying specific attention to women’s contributions to household finances, to credit, debt, and financial institutions, and to the roles of coercion and discrimination in a debt economy.

Keywords: Finance and Finance Law, Legal History, Politics, Cultural History

]]> Episode 7 features Daniel Platt, Assistant Professor at University of Illinois Springfield and former Baldy Center Postdoctoral Fellow. Professor Platt discusses his recent article “The Domestication of Credit,” focused on the moral politics of personal finance in 19th and 20th century U.S., paying specific attention to women’s contributions to household finances, to credit, debt, and financial institutions, and to the roles of coercion and discrimination in a debt economy.

Keywords: Finance and Finance Law, Legal History, Politics, Cultural History

]]> Episode 7 features Daniel Platt, Assistant Professor at University of Illinois Springfield and former Baldy Center Postdoctoral Fellow. Professor Platt discusses his recent article “The Domestication of Credit,” focused on the moral politics of personal finance in 19th and 20th century U.S., paying specific attention to women’s contributions to household finances, to credit, debt, and financial institutions, and to the roles of coercion and discrimination in a debt economy. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 545 1 7 full David Gerber and Bruce Dierenfield discuss disability rights and religious freedom. David Gerber and Bruce Dierenfield discuss disability rights and religious freedom. https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/david-gerber-and-bruce-dierenfield-discuss-disability-rights-and-religious-freedom/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/david-gerber-and-bruce-dierenfield-discuss-disability-rights-and-religious-freedom/#comments Mon, 25 Jan 2021 02:49:03 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/3ba3f32b-8d58-3858-8567-d0e91b405180 Episode 6 of the podcast features David Gerber, emeritus professor of history at UB and Bruce Dierenfield of Canisius College. Professors Gerber and Dierenfield discuss their new book, focused on the Zobrest v. Catalina Foothills School District case at the crossroads of disability rights and church-state separation.

Keywords: Constitutional Law, Education Policy, Legal History, Disability Rights, Church-State Separation.

]]> Episode 6 of the podcast features David Gerber, emeritus professor of history at UB and Bruce Dierenfield of Canisius College. Professors Gerber and Dierenfield discuss their new book, focused on the Zobrest v. Catalina Foothills School District case at the crossroads of disability rights and church-state separation.

Keywords: Constitutional Law, Education Policy, Legal History, Disability Rights, Church-State Separation.

]]> Episode 6 of the podcast features David Gerber, emeritus professor of history at UB and Bruce Dierenfield of Canisius College. Professors Gerber and Dierenfield discuss their new book, focused on the Zobrest v. Catalina Foothills School District case at the crossroads of disability rights and church-state separation. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1166 1 6 full Jennifer L. Gaynor discusses maritime Southeast Asia. Jennifer L. Gaynor discusses maritime Southeast Asia. https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/jennifer-l-gaynor-discusses-maritime-southeast-asia/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/jennifer-l-gaynor-discusses-maritime-southeast-asia/#comments Thu, 21 Jan 2021 11:15:51 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/7ae8a09d-a8fa-3604-b382-26f895eaadbd In Episode 5 of the podcast Jennifer Gaynor, a Baldy Center research fellow, discusses her current research and her previous book, Intertidal History in Island Southeast Asia, which drew on European and Southeast Asian sources, as well as four years in Indonesia, where she worked with rare Bugis language manuscripts and lived in communities of Sama sea people.

Keywords: Cultural Studies, Asian Studies Culture and Law, Culture and Society, Maritime Law, Law and Social Science, Legal History, History.

]]> In Episode 5 of the podcast Jennifer Gaynor, a Baldy Center research fellow, discusses her current research and her previous book, Intertidal History in Island Southeast Asia, which drew on European and Southeast Asian sources, as well as four years in Indonesia, where she worked with rare Bugis language manuscripts and lived in communities of Sama sea people.

Keywords: Cultural Studies, Asian Studies Culture and Law, Culture and Society, Maritime Law, Law and Social Science, Legal History, History.

]]> In Episode 5 of the podcast Jennifer Gaynor discusses her current research and her previous book, Intertidal History in Island Southeast Asia, which drew on European and Southeast Asian sources, as well as four years in Indonesia, where she worked with rare Bugis language manuscripts and lived in communities of Sama sea people. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 856 1 5 full Amanda Hughett discusses the history of prisoner labor unions. Amanda Hughett discusses the history of prisoner labor unions. https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/amanda-hughett-discusses-the-history-of-prisoner-labor-unions/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/amanda-hughett-discusses-the-history-of-prisoner-labor-unions/#comments Thu, 21 Jan 2021 11:11:59 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/1134bebb-135b-3d04-88d8-6ac2bf69d8ac Episode 4 of the podcast features Amanda Hughett, a former Baldy Center fellow, discussing the history of prisoner labor unions. The work examines how efforts to litigate around prison conditions in the 1970s unintentionally cut against imprisoned people’s efforts to mobilize at the grassroots level.

Keywords: Criminal Law and Procedure, Employment and Labor Law, Labor Markets and Work Policy, Human Rights, Civil Rights, Race, Law and Policy, Social Justice and Social Change

]]> Episode 4 of the podcast features Amanda Hughett, a former Baldy Center fellow, discussing the history of prisoner labor unions. The work examines how efforts to litigate around prison conditions in the 1970s unintentionally cut against imprisoned people’s efforts to mobilize at the grassroots level.

Keywords: Criminal Law and Procedure, Employment and Labor Law, Labor Markets and Work Policy, Human Rights, Civil Rights, Race, Law and Policy, Social Justice and Social Change

]]> Episode 4 of the podcast features Amanda Hughett discussing the history of prisoner labor unions. The work examines how efforts to litigate around prison conditions in the 1970s unintentionally cut against imprisoned people’s efforts to mobilize at the grassroots level. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1160 1 4 full David Westbrook and Mark Maguire discuss airport security and counterterrorism. David Westbrook and Mark Maguire discuss airport security and counterterrorism. https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/david-westbrook-and-mark-maguire-discuss-airport-security-and-counterterrorism/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/david-westbrook-and-mark-maguire-discuss-airport-security-and-counterterrorism/#comments Thu, 21 Jan 2021 10:00:10 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e1110626-54c7-36b6-8ec9-6c26b08dbda3 Episode 3 of the podcast features David A. Westbrook, UB School of Law and Mark Maguire, National University of Ireland Maynooth. Professors Westbrook and Maguire discuss airport security and counterterrorism, and their new book, Getting Through Security: Counterterrorism, Bureaucracy, and a Sense of the Modern (Routledge, 2020).

Keywords: Cultural Studies, Culture and Society, Law and Social Science, Law and Society, Counterterrorism, Ethnography, Political Economy.

]]> Episode 3 of the podcast features David A. Westbrook, UB School of Law and Mark Maguire, National University of Ireland Maynooth. Professors Westbrook and Maguire discuss airport security and counterterrorism, and their new book, Getting Through Security: Counterterrorism, Bureaucracy, and a Sense of the Modern (Routledge, 2020).

Keywords: Cultural Studies, Culture and Society, Law and Social Science, Law and Society, Counterterrorism, Ethnography, Political Economy.

]]> Episode 3 of the podcast features David A. Westbrook, UB School of Law and Mark Maguire, National University of Ireland Maynooth. Professors Westbrook and Maguire discuss airport security and counterterrorism, and their new book, Getting Through Security: Counterterrorism, Bureaucracy, and a Sense of the Modern (Routledge, 2020). The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1428 1 3 full Irus Braverman discusses medical posthumanities. Irus Braverman discusses medical posthumanities. https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/irus-braverman-discusses-medical-posthumanities/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/irus-braverman-discusses-medical-posthumanities/#comments Thu, 21 Jan 2021 09:54:46 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/7160814c-19e5-380e-bca5-5ae67b3e7cd9 Episode 2 of the podcast features UB School of Law professor Irus Braverman discussing her upcoming workshop, Medical Posthumanities: Governing Health Beyond the Human. Braverman's work explores holistic approaches to health that include scientific, natural science discussions between ecologists and virologists that also takes into consideration social and cultural understandings and also legal norms.

Keywords: Health and Society, Legal Geographies, Social Justice and Social Change, Environmental Studies Law and Policy, Culture and Society.

]]> Episode 2 of the podcast features UB School of Law professor Irus Braverman discussing her upcoming workshop, Medical Posthumanities: Governing Health Beyond the Human. Braverman's work explores holistic approaches to health that include scientific, natural science discussions between ecologists and virologists that also takes into consideration social and cultural understandings and also legal norms.

Keywords: Health and Society, Legal Geographies, Social Justice and Social Change, Environmental Studies Law and Policy, Culture and Society.

]]> Episode 2 of the podcast features UB School of Law professor Irus Braverman discussing her upcoming workshop, Medical Posthumanities: Governing Health Beyond the Human. Braverman's work explores holistic approaches to health that include scientific, natural science discussions between ecologists and virologists that also takes into consideration social and cultural understandings and also legal norms. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 867 1 2 full Mark Bartholomew discusses contact tracing. Mark Bartholomew discusses contact tracing. https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/mark-bartholomew-discusses-contact-tracing/ https://baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/e/mark-bartholomew-discusses-contact-tracing/#comments Thu, 21 Jan 2021 09:47:54 -0500 baldycenterpodcast.podbean.com/aa79a97c-fef4-3557-bf64-aaeebc0f0238 Episode 1 of the podcast features UB School of Law professor Mark Bartholomew. Professor Bartholomew discusses the pandemic, contact tracing, and the tension between public health security and privacy in using technology to track the coronavirus. 

Keywords: COVID-19, Health and Society

]]> Episode 1 of the podcast features UB School of Law professor Mark Bartholomew. Professor Bartholomew discusses the pandemic, contact tracing, and the tension between public health security and privacy in using technology to track the coronavirus. 

Keywords: COVID-19, Health and Society

]]> UB Professor Bartholomew discusses the pandemic, contact tracing, and the tension between public health security and privacy in using technology to track the coronavirus. The Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy false No 1158 1 1 full