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How Will AI Reshape Politics? New Volume Co-Edited by Stanford Law’s Nathaniel Persily Explores the Stakes

How Will AI Reshape Politics? New Volume Co-Edited by Stanford Law’s Nathaniel Persily Explores the Stakes

"Artificial Intelligence, Politics, and Political Science" will be published by Cambridge University Press later this year. However, given the fast-changing nature of the subject matter, the draft of the book has been made available in advance of publication, giving policymakers, scholars, journalists, and the broader public early access.

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What new insights can be gained from the Declaration of Independence nearly 250 years after its adoption?

Beginning tomorrow, May 15–16, 2026, the Stanford Constitutional Law Center will convene eight prominent scholars, historians, and jurists on to explore what new perspectives can be ...brought to the Declaration of Independence on the eve of its 250th anniversary.

Through a series of lectures and conversations, participants from across the ideological spectrum will examine the document's history, meaning, and continuing significance for American constitutional thought.

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Stanford Lawyer Magazine Winter / Spring ‘26 🗞️ Click the link in our bio to read the digital articles!

This latest edition, “Law Disrupted: How Powerful AI Tools Are Transforming Legal Practice and Education” features:

‘Marshall Goldberg’s (JD ‘71) Unscripted ...Path.’

‘Top of Their Game’ with class of 2015 Krista Whitaker, Kaleisha Stuart, and Mari Guttman.

‘Comparing Criminal Law in Germany and the United States’ from Stanford Law and University of Göttingen student field study participants in September 2025.

Q&A with Michael Strauss, General Counsel of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

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Stanford Law professors Pamela Karlan and Jonathan Gienapp are co-leading “America at 250,” a new course open to students across Stanford that invites them to think critically about where America has been, what it has inherited, and where it might need to go next.

Launched in honor of

...the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, the course brings faculty from multiple disciplines into conversation about democracy, governance, immigration, the economy, and the founding ideals that continue to shape American life. Read more:

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'America at 250' explores U.S. history, policy

“America at 250,” a new interdisciplinary course, asks where the country has been and where it might go.

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