Mark G. Kelman
James C. Gaither Professor of Law and Vice Dean

Publications & Cases

Recent Publications

Mark Kelman, Moral Realism and the Heuristics Debate, Stanford Public Law Working Paper No. 2159521, 2012. Available on SSRN.
Mark Kelman, Tamar Admati Kreps, Playing with Trolleys (I): Intuitions About Aggregation, Stanford Public Law Working Papers, No. 2138475 (2012).
Frederick R. Dietz, Mark G. Kelman, Surgeon Age as the Major Factor in Recommendation of Uni-Compartmental Knee Replacements versus High Tibial Osteotomy: A Case Study in Orthopaedic Decision Making, 32 Iowa Orthopaedic Journal 22 (2012).
Mark Kelman, The Heuristics Debate, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011.
Mark Kelman, Saving Lives, Saving from Death, Saving from Dying: Reflections on 'Over-Valuaing' Identifiable Victims, 11 Yale Journal of Health Policy, Law, and Ethics 51 (2011)
Mark G. Kelman, Saving Lives, Saving from Death, Saving from Dying, University of Georgia School of Law's 104th Sibley Lecture, March 25, 2009, Athens, Georgia.
Mark Kelman, Defining the Antidiscrimination Norm to Defend It, 43 San Diego Law Review 735 (2006).
Mark G. Kelman, Thinking About Sexual Consent (Book review: Alan Wertheimer, Consent To Sexual Relations) 58 Stanford Law Review 935 (2006).
Mark G. Kelman, Hedonic Psychology and the Ambiguities of ‘Welfare’, 33 Philosophy & Public Affairs 391 (2005)
Mark G. Kelman, American Criminal Law: Cases, Statutes, and Comments, New York: Foundation Press, 2005. (with Markus D. Dubber)
Mark Kelman, Introduction to the Disability Rights Symposium, 14.2 Stanford Law & Policy Review 235-237 (2003).
Mark Kelman, Law and Behavioral Science: Conceptual Overviews, 97 Northwestern University Law Review 1347-1392 (Spring 2003).
Mark Kelman, Hedonic Psychology, Political Theory and Law (I): Is Welfarism Possible?, Stanford Law and Economics Olin Working Paper No. 242, 83 pages, (September 2002).
Mark Kelman, Problematic Perhaps, But Not Irrational, 54 Stanford Law Review 1273-1292 (June 2002).
Mark Kelman, Book Review: From Contract to Convenant: Beyond the Law and Economics of the Family (by Margaret F. Brinig), 39 Journal of Economic Literature 153-155 (2001).
Mark G. Kelman, Market Discrimination and Groups, 53 Stanford Law Review 833-896 (2001).
Mark Kelman, Yuval Rottenstreich, and Amos Tversky, Context-Dependence in Legal Decision Making, Behavioral Law and Economics, edited by Cass R. Sunstein. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2000. p.61-95.
Mark Kelman, Market Discrimination and Groups, Stanford Law School Public Law Working Paper No. 8 (February 2000). Available from the SSRN Electronic Paper Collection.
Mark Kelman, Does Disability Status Matter?, Americans with Disabilities: Exploring Implications of the Law for Individuals and Institutions. Leslie Francis and Anita Silvers, eds. New York: Routledge, 2000
Mark Kelman, Does Disability Status Matter?, Americans with Disabilities: Exploring Implications of the Law for Individuals and Institutions. Edited by Leslie Pickering Francis and Anita Silvers. New York: Routledge, 2000.

mkelman@stanford.edu

650.723.4069

Curriculum Vitae

Education:

BA Harvard University 1972
JD Harvard Law School 1976

Expertise:

Antidiscrimination Law
Criminal Law and Criminal Justice
Distributive Justice
Employment Discrimination
Property
Race and the Law