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

Publications & Cases

Recent Publications

Mark Kelman, Trashing, 36 Stanford Law Review 293-348 (1984).
Mark Kelman, Misunderstanding Social Life: A Critique of the Core Premises of ''Law and Economics'', 33 Journal of Legal Education 274-284 (1983).
Mark Kelman, Time Preferences and Tax Equity, 35 Stanford Law Review 649-680 (1983).
Mark Kelman, Spitzer and Hoffman on Coase: A Brief Rejoinder, 53 Southern California Law Review 1215-1224 (1980).
Mark Kelman, Personal Deductions Revisited: Why They Fit Poorly in an ''Ideal'' Income Tax and Why They Fit Worse in a Far From Ideal World, 31 Stanford Law Review 831-884 (1979).
Mark Kelman, Consumption Theory, Production Theory, and Ideology in the Coase Theorem, 52 Southern California Law Review 669-698 (1979).
Mark Kelman, Choice and Utility, 1979 Wisconsin Law Review 769-797 (1979).
Mark Kelman, Criminal Violence, Criminal Justice, Charles E. Silberman, 1978. (Book Review), 31 Stanford Law Review 527-539 (1979).

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