Jonathan M. Zasloff
J.D. Yale, 1993
M.Phil. International Relations, Cambridge, 1988
M.A. History, Harvard, 1990
Ph.D. Harvard, 2000
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An analysis of property as a social institution and particularly of the dynamics of the system for recognizing and protecting competing claims to resources. Major problem areas to be studied include... |
The First Year Epstein Program Workshop is designed to provide students with an overview of public interest practice. Through readings, guest speakers, and class discussion, students gain familiarity... |
Over the course of two millennia, the Jewish people developed a complex and intricate legal tradition that concerned both traditional religious matters but also standard civil law issues such as... |
This MLI class will consider the politics and history of the planning of American cities, in particular by focusing on the career of America’s most (in)famous planner: Robert Moses. At mid-century,... |
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In this course, we will study the legal regulation of the urban environment. Developers, environmentalists, homeowners, interest groups and other political actors are constrained and empowered by a... |
This Perspectives course will involve a close reading and intensive study of Pirkei Avot, a section of the Talmud, whose focus is proper ethical behavior and the role of humanity in creating a just... |
S. Bray / J. Zasloff The Great Recession of 2008-2010 caused many thoughtful observers to wonder whether modern economic thought has made a fundamental error: could individual self-interest serve adequately as a basis... |
This course will engage in a close consideration and reading of Pirkei Avot, one of the formative texts of Rabbinic Judaism and a central source for Jewish ethics over the last 2,000 years. In... |
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Water law presents a unique mix of federal and state regulatory regimes over a resource that is scarce yet ubiquitous and, of course, essential to life. In this course, we will consider different... |
The California Environmental Legislation and Policy Clinic would expose students to the workings of the California Legislature, and Sacramento in general, and to the unique role attorneys can play in... |
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