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Multimedia Library

Balancing Private and Public Rights in the Coastal Zone in the Era of Climate Change: The Fifteenth Anniversary of Lucas v. South Carolina Coastal Council, September 20-21, 2007

• September 20, 2007
  • Luncheon Seminar on the Basics of Regulatory Takings Law
  • Welcome and Introductions
  • Climate Change and the Changing South Carolina Coast
  • The Policy Challenges Created by Rising Sea Level
  • Plenary Address
  • Personal Reflections on the Lucas Case
• September 21, 2007
  • The Lucas Decision Fifteen Years Later
  • State Coastal Management and the Takings Issue
  • Alternatives to Regulation
  • Plenary Address
  • Property Rights Legislation
  • Insuring Coastal Development
  • Coastal Access: The Controversy Over South Carolina's Rice Fields

Bridging the Divide: Public and Private Interest in Coastal Marshes and Marsh Islands, September 7-8, 2006

• Introduction & Keynote
• Panel I: South Carolina's Marsh Island Debate
• Panel II: Public Trust: Where Has it Been and Where is it Going?
• Panel III: Bridging Marsh Islands, Public Trust and other Contemporary Matters

Charles Knowlton Law & Liberal Arts Visiting Scholar Program

• 2006: Professor Martha Nussbaum, "Radical Evil in the Lockean State: The Neglect of the Political Emotions"

Climate Change and the Oceans: Regulating the Seas to Protect the Atmosphere & Vice Versa, October 2, 2008

• Kim Diana Connolly, Rob Wilcox, Cinnamon Carlarne, Welcome
• Professor William Rodgers, Ground Zero on Climate Change: Multiple Stressors, Alaska Natives, and the End of Oil
• Dr. Felicia Coleman, The Ecological Effects of Climate Change on Habitat, Species Interactions, & Fisheries
• Dr. William C.G. Burns, A Voice for Fish: Climate Change and Potential Actions Under the UN Fish Sticks Agreement

The Future of Copyright Law, October 12, 2007

• Part 1
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• Part 4

Johnson & Johnson Healthcare Lecture

• 2008: Dr. David D. Ho, "The AIDS Epidemic and the Ethical Dilemma of Providing Treatment Locally and Globally"
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• 2007: Alexander Capron, "Ethical Challenges in Preparing for a Pandemic"
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• 2006: Vice-Admiral Richard Carmona, the U.S. Surgeon General, "A Forum on Obesity"
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The Law Librarian's Role in the Scholarly Enterprise Colloquium (November 21, 2008)

• Part 1: Welcome - Walter F. Pratt, Jr.; Duncan Alford
• Part 2: Keynote - Stanley Katz
• Part 3: Historical Perspective - Michael Slinger
• Part 4: The Librarian's Scholarly Role: Views from a Newer Generation of Librarians - Simon Canick; Dana Neacsu; Thomas Mills
• Part 5: A Dean's Perspective - Walter F. Pratt, Jr.
• Part 6: A Faculty Perspective - Danielle Holley-Walker
• Part 7: Context and the Role of the Law Librarian in the Scholarly Enterprise - Barbara Bintliff
• Part 8: Supporting Scholarship: Thoughts on the Role of the Academic Law Librarian - Richard Danner
• Part 9: Roundtable - Danner, Neacsu, Canick, Bintliff, Mills, Slinger

The Roberts Court and Equal Protection: Gender, Race, and Class, February 29, 2008

• Morning Session, Part 1
• Morning Session, Part 2
• Afternoon Session, Part 1
• Afternoon Session, Part 2

Rudolph C. Barnes Sr. Symposium

• 2009: Theory & Application of A Common Word
• 2008: Legitimacy, Economic Development & Change
• 2007: Legitimacy, Legal Development & Change
• 2006: Legitimacy and Western & Non-Western Views of Human Rights
• 2005: Religion, Ethics & Armed Conflict Law: Afghanistan, Iraq & the War on Terror

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