The Program on Law and Political Economy at Harvard Law School is part of broader efforts to develop a discipline of law and political economy. Funded by the Hewlett Foundation, LPE@HLS is designed to foster a vibrant intellectual community of students and faculty, and to train students and entry-level academics to think about political economy as an integral part of law. The program seeks to provide both formal and informal settings for scholarship and teaching anchored in the law school, but encompassing cross-disciplinary interactions with students and faculty throughout Greater Boston who are concerned with how law structures and legitimates capitalist social relations.
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LPE@HLS and the LPE Project are pleased to announce the upcoming conference, Law and Political Economy: Labor, Social Control, and Counterpower. The conference will take place from March…
The Program on Law and Political Economy at Harvard Law School is pleased to announce its inaugural cohort of Student Fellows. The Student Fellowship in Law…
The Law and Political Economy Project and the Program on Law and Political Economy at Harvard Law School are pleased to invite proposals for an…
The LPE Student Fellowship is intended to foster research in the field of law and political economy. Fellows receive grant support of $2,500 per semester…
