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FACULTY NEWS

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JYOTI NANDA

FRANCES ELISABETH OLSEN

Lecturer in Law

Professor of Law

Professor Nanda was awarded the 2012 Dream

Professor Olsen spent this past winter

of Los Angeles Award by Mayor Antonio

break presenting some 25 hours of lectures

Villaraigosa as part of the City of Los Angeles

on theoretical and practical aspects of

Asian and Pacific Islander American Heritage

international human rights law at Addis

Month in May. She completed, with UCLA Law students, the Juvenile Justice Project manual, which informs youth and families who interact with the Juvenile Justice System

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Ababa University, which recently instituted a cross-disciplinary Ph.D. program in human rights—the first in Ethiopia. She also made a three-day stop in neighboring Tanzania to

of their legal rights and resources.

follow up on an extensive interview she had

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America’s Black Panther in exile. She served

Pete Kameron Professor of Law Professor Netanel taught Intellectual Property in Perspective at Tel-Aviv University Faculty of Law in February and March. He presented a lecture on the Israeli Supreme Court for the “Israel in 3D” conference, sponsored by the UCLA Nazarian Center for Israel Studies in January. He gave the public lecture “From Maimonides to Microsoft: The Jewish Law of Copyright Since the Birth of Print” at a co-sponsored UCLA Center for Jewish Studies and UCLA School of Law event in November. In October, he presented a lecture on “International Intellectual Property and the Internet” at the University of St. Gallen

conducted the year before with Pete O’Neal, on the panel, International Human Rights Law in Relation to Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity, as part of the international human rights conference, “Toward Europe, Toward Equality,” which was sponsored by the Government of Montenegro and held in Danilovgrad, Montenegro, in September 2011. One of Professor Olsen’s articles was listed among the most-cited law review articles of all time in “The Most-Cited Law Review Articles of All Time,” 110 Michigan Law Review 1483 (June 2012). KAL RAUSTIALA Professor, UCLA School of Law and UCLA International Institute; Director, UCLA Ronald

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year meeting. He presented “The Knockoff Economy” at the Washington University School of Law in October and “Density and Fragmentation in International Institutions” at the American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, held in Seattle in September 2011. Publications The Knockoff Economy: How Imitation Sparks Innovation (with Christopher Sprigman). Oxford University Press (2012). ANGELA RILEY Professor of Law; Director, UCLA American Indian Studies Center Professor Riley was a presenter at “The Significance of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples,” a conference in April with UN Special Rapporteur S. James Anaya on the rights of indigenous peoples. She participated in the Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy 10th Anniversary Symposium at the University of Arizona’s James E. Rogers College of Law, held in Tucson in October. Also in October, she presented “American Indian History and Sovereignty” at the Autry Museum of the American West in Los Angeles.

W. Burkle Center for International Relations

Publications

invited presentation on “Foreign Influences

Professor Raustiala co-chaired the inaugural

on Jewish Copyright Law” at the “Conference

American Society of International Law (ASIL)

on Intellectual Property in Jewish Law” in

Research Forum, held at UCLA School of

Jerusalem in June 2011.

Law in November as part of the ASIL mid-

The Indian Civil Rights Act at Forty (with Kristen A. Carpenter and Matthew L.M. Fletcher). UCLA American Indian Studies Center Press (2012).

visiting program in Austin, Texas. He gave an

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