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  • What is Capitalism? Reading & Discussion Group #29

    December 1, 2023 Jessica A. Shoemaker, Steinhart Foundation Distinguished Professor of Law at Nebraska College of Law, led a discussion of her article, “Re-Placing Property,” University of Chicago Law Review 91 (forthcoming 2024).

  • What is Capitalism? Reading & Discussion Group #30

    March 1, 2024  Ramsi Woodcock, Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs Associate Professor of Law, Secondary Appointment, Gatton College of Business & Economics University of Kentucky, led a discussion on his article, […]

  • What is Capitalism? Reading & Discussion Group #31

    September 27, 2024 Frank Pasquale, a co-founder and former Board member of APPEAL, is Professor of Law at Cornell Tech and Cornell Law School led the discussion of his recent article The New […]

  • What is Capitalism? Reading & Discussion Group #32

    October 25, 2024 David Ciepley presented his article Democracy and the Corporation: The Long View, Annual Review of Political Science 26:489–517 (2023) with comments by James J. Varellas, UC Berkeley.

  • What is Capitalism? Reading & Discussion Group

    December 6, 2024 at 3 pm ET A discussion with Diana Reddy on her forthcoming article, Transaction Benefits at Work: Regulating the Future of Work for the Future of Society. […]

  • Fair Shake Book Talk

    December 12, 2024 2 pm ET Zoom Naomi Cahn, June Carbone, and Nancy Levit will discuss their new book, Fair Shake: Women and the Fight to Build a Just Economy. […]

  • ClassCrits Annual Meeting

    December 12, 3pm ET All Members, non-members, past participants and friends of ClassCrits are welcome to attend and share ideas and feedback for future activities. For those who are available and […]

  • APPEAL Annual Meeting

    December 12, 3pm ET All Members, non-members, past participants and friends of APPEAL are welcome to attend and share ideas and feedback for future activities. For those who are available and […]

  • ClassCrits VIII: The New Corporatocracy and Election 2016

    The 8th Annual ClassCrits conference, held at Loyola University Chicago School of Law, Chicago, IL featured scholarship on the theme “The New Corporatocracy and Election 2016.” Conference Materials: 2016 Call […]

  • Critical/Political Economy Happy Hour at AALS

    4:30 - 6:30 pm Novela, 662 Mission Street, San Francisco Co-sponsored by the Critical Legal Collective, the LPE Collective, the LPE Project, and the Race and Private Law Section  

  • What is Capitalism? Reading & Discussion Group

    January 24, 2025 at 3 pm ET Professor Akbar Rasulov, University of Glasgow Law, will lead a discussion of Duncan Kennedy's classic article, The Role of Law in Economic Thought: […]

  • What is Capitalism? Reading & Discussion Group

    Kimberly Kracman presented her article (and related research), Code as Constitution: The Negotiation of a Uniform Accounting Code for U.S. Railway Corporations and the Moral Justification of Stakeholder Claims on Wealth, Critical Perspectives on Accounting (2022).

  • What is Capitalism? Reading & Discussion Group

    Discussion with Katherine Moos, University of Massachusetts Amherst Economics & Co-Director, Program on Gender and Care Work, Political Economy Research Institute, on her work titled “Trump’s Care Agenda: the re-regulation of racialized and gendered labor."

  • LPE Scholar Workshop

    In the spirit of fostering community and generating interdisciplinary discussion, the LPE Collective invites scholars to network, share their research, and receive feedback over an afternoon workshop to be held at McGill University’s Faculty of Law.

  • Global Law and Political Economy Summer Academy

    Roccella Summer School of International Law & Global Law and Political Economy held in Roccella Jonica (RC), Italy.
    Hosted by LPE-C, INET, iGLPE, EAEPE and the City of Roccella, Italy.

  • What is Capitalism? Reading & Discussion Group

    Discussion with Eric Scorsone and Fabrizio Esposito on The Doctrinal Myth of the Efficient Breach in the Overbid Scenario: Unduly Reducing Expected Performance to Expected Profit.

  • Workshop: Heterodox Economics Meets Law and Political Economy: Reclaiming Democracy

    On November 8, 2025 over 90 participants and presenters joined us for the sixth workshop in APPEAL’s student-centered series Heterodox Economics Meets Law and Political Economy, at John Jay College in New York City. Collaboratively organized with student groups and faculty from several schools, the workshop exemplifies LPE Collective’s commitment to creating intellectual spaces that encourage dialogue and community across disciplines.