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Book Talk: The Futility of Law and Development – China and the Dangers of Exporting American Law

African Development from the Outside: Lessons from the TRIPS Agreement and Intellectual Property Multilateralism

Transitioning into Practice: The Formation of Professional Identity among U.S. and Chinese Lawyers

What does it mean to be a corporate citizen?

“No C-Suite Is An Island”

Harvard Law’s David Wilkins discusses upcoming conference on the role of ESG

CLP Paper Prize Winners: 2021 and 2022

Swethaa S. Ballakrishnen Co-Authors New Journal Article on Inequality in Legal Education

“Lawyering and justice in a world that we know is riven by injustice’

Student Fellow Documents Harvard Law School’s Native American Graduates