Resources

Each year, special events give law/history joint degree students the opportunity to expand their learning and network with others interested in their field. For example:

• Law School Legal History Workshop: Law and history students can enroll for credit, and may attend workshop without enrolling in associated course. Also attended by interested faculty from across the university.
• Stanford Humanities Center Law and History Workshop: An extracurricular forum in which to discuss legal history.

Both workshops invite legal historians (from both law schools and history departments) to present their works-in-progress for discussion and critique by faculty and students in attendance. Students have the opportunity to learn about cutting-edge scholarship and become part of the wider Stanford-based, national, and international legal-history communities.

In addition, papers in the field are often presented in:

• Law School's Legal Studies Workshop
• Stanford Humanities Center Global Justice Workshop
• Humanities Center Seminar on Enlightenment and Revolution, and the French Culture Workshop