All Readings

Day 1

• Amy Kapczynski, David Singh Grewal, Jedediah Britton-Purdy, How Law Made Neoliberalism, Boston Review
• Angela P. Harris, Amy Kapczynski, Noah Zatz, Where is the Political Economy?, LPE Blog
• Steven Teles, Rise of the Conservative Legal Movement, pp. 90-118
• LPE Project Neoliberalism Primer (Recommended)

Day 2

• Richard Healey and Sandra Hinson, The Three Faces of Power
• Amna Akbar, NYU Law Review, Toward a Radical Imagination of Law
• We Dream in Black, Unbossed, A Black Domestic Worker Agenda
• Rep. Ayanna Pressley, People’s Justice Guarantee
• Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Recognizing the duty of the Federal Government to create a Green New Deal
• Marika Dias, Paradox and Possibility: Movement Lawyering During the COVID-19 Housing Crisis, CUNY Law Review, 2021
• John Whitlow, Law, Political Economy, and Racialized Rent Gaps (Journal of Race and Poverty, 2023)

Day 3

• Amna Akbar & Marbre Stahly-Butts, Reforms for Radicals? An Abolitionist Framework (UCLA Law Review, 2022)
• Movement for Black Lives, Reparations Now Toolkit (Read page 20-32 and page 66-72)
• VOCAL-NY video
• Chris Gelardi, New York City’s City Hall Encampment is a Middle Finger to Our Elected Leaders, the Nation

Day 4

• The Dig Radio, The Return of Labor Militancy
• James Pope, Labor & the Constitution, Texas Law Review (1987)
• Veena Dubal, Gig Work Organizing for Solidarity Unions, LPE Blog
• Veena Dubal, Solidarity Unionism v. Company Unionism in the Gig Economy, LPE Blog
• Cathy Kennedy, RN, Worker Militancy Has Fueled a Surge in Union Growth and Popularity, Common Dreams
• Matthew Ginsburg, Nothing New Under the Sun: “The New Labor Law” Must Still Grapple With the Traditional Challenges of Firm-Based Organizing and Building Self-Sustainable Worker Organizations, Yale Law Journal Forum (2017)