THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE STUDIES AT SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY
presents:
THE ANN LUCAS LECTURE SERIES IN LAW & JUSTICE
Megan Comfort, “Doint Time Together: Love and Family in the Shadow of the Prison” (University of Chicago Press, 2008)
Thursday, December 9, 2010
4:00pm-6:00pm
SJSU Campus
Umunhum Room (Student Union, 3rd floor)
LSA PANEL – Temporary Lives: the social implications of liminal legal status
Proposals sought for a panel to be submitted to the Law and Society Association for the 2011 annual meeting in San Francisco, CA on June 2-5. The panel’s theme is the social impact of temporary immigration status categories, broadly understood. The organizer welcomes proposals from faculty at all stages of their career, graduate students, activists and organizers, and independent scholars.
Dear colleagues,
If you are planning a paper or panel for the Law & Society meeting in San Francisco, you may want to take advantage of our CRN list serv and web site to find people with similar work in progress. Forming a panel is a good way to get relevant and helpful feedback. There are two options. You can send a message to the Citizenship and Migration CRN listserv by using this address: crn02_citizenmig-l@eur.nl. (The address I used to reach you.)
Or you may want to check out the member profiles for a good match with someone at this address.
THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE STUDIES AT SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY
presents:
THE ANN LUCAS LECTURE SERIES IN LAW & JUSTICE
Anthony M. Platt, “The Child Savers: The Invention of Delinquency”
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
4:00pm-6:00pm
Engineering room 189, SJSU
In 2009 the Justice Studies Department at San José State University established the “Ann Lucas Lecture Series in Law and Justice” to honor the memory of Dr. Ann Lucas (1962-2009).
Dear CRN Members,
Welcome to the redesigned CRN02 Portal on Citizenship and Immigration. Please read our welcome message (above).
Please also send your feedback, updates and on-line comments to Jeff.
Very best regards,
Marie, Leila and Jeff
CRN02 Organisers.
