Governing Versus Campaigning
Daryl Levinson is the David Boies Professor of Law at NYU. His primary field of teaching and research is constitutional law, but Levinson’s scholarship has ranged more broadly, addressing topics such as group punishment and empire-building government. Levinson has received the Sacks-Freund Teaching Award at Harvard and the Podell Distinguished Teaching Award at NYU School of Law.
About the Public Law Workshop
Michigan’s Public Law Workshop provides an opportunity for faculty and students from across the University to enjoy weekly presentations by leading scholars producing current work on topics ranging from constitutional law and administrative law to international law, statutory interpretation and beyond. Professor Julian Mortenson organizes the workshop. If you would like to receive workshop announcements, please contact Jenny Rickard ([email protected]) and ask to have your name added to the workshop’s email list.