Institute for Quantitative Social Science at Harvard University

To bring together a group of scholars in two categories: (1) law professors with advanced graduate training in political science who study public law, and (2) political science professors whose research focuses on issues related to public law, public bureaucracy, separation-of-powers, and judicial decision-making. The purpose of the conference is to discuss cutting edge work on the political economy of public law, and more generally to build stronger connections between young scholars in law schools and political science departments who work on related issues.

To bring together a group of scholars in two categories: (1) law professors with advanced graduate training in political science who study public law, and (2) political science professors whose research focuses on issues related to public law, public bureaucracy, separation-of-powers, and judicial decision-making. The purpose of the conference is to discuss cutting edge work on the political economy of public law, and more generally to build stronger connections between young scholars in law schools and political science departments who work on related issues.

The cornerstone project for the National Heritage Language Resource Center is an annual research institute, created to support the center's principal mission of establishing a research base for heritage language education. The first institute was held in the summer of 2007 at UC Davis, the home campus of the UC Consortium for Language Learning and Teaching, which co-hosted the institute with NHLRC. The Institute will be of interest to linguists, applied linguists, and faculty in education and foreign languages.

The cornerstone project for the National Heritage Language Resource Center is an annual research institute, created to support the center's principal mission of establishing a research base for heritage language education. The first institute was held in the summer of 2007 at UC Davis, the home campus of the UC Consortium for Language Learning and Teaching, which co-hosted the institute with NHLRC. The Institute will be of interest to linguists, applied linguists, and faculty in education and foreign languages.

The cornerstone project for the National Heritage Language Resource Center is an annual research institute, created to support the center's principal mission of establishing a research base for heritage language education. The first institute was held in the summer of 2007 at UC Davis, the home campus of the UC Consortium for Language Learning and Teaching, which co-hosted the institute with NHLRC. The Institute will be of interest to linguists, applied linguists, and faculty in education and foreign languages.

The cornerstone project for the National Heritage Language Resource Center is an annual research institute, created to support the center's principal mission of establishing a research base for heritage language education. The first institute was held in the summer of 2007 at UC Davis, the home campus of the UC Consortium for Language Learning and Teaching, which co-hosted the institute with NHLRC. The Institute will be of interest to linguists, applied linguists, and faculty in education and foreign languages.

The cornerstone project for the National Heritage Language Resource Center is an annual research institute, created to support the center's principal mission of establishing a research base for heritage language education. The first institute was held in the summer of 2007 at UC Davis, the home campus of the UC Consortium for Language Learning and Teaching, which co-hosted the institute with NHLRC. The Institute will be of interest to linguists, applied linguists, and faculty in education and foreign languages.