Home Page, Jerry Kang, UCLAW


	What’s New 2008 Mar 31: Opinion: Obama and Ozawa (National Law Journal, Mar 31, 2008) 2008 Feb 01: Opinion: Why Obama? (Korea Times, Feb. 4, 2008) 2008 Jan 03: Class website for Asian American Jurisprudence online 2008 Jan 01: CRS Online Encyclopedia (in alpha stage) now online 11/16/2007: Implicit Social Cognition and the Law, 3 Annu. Rev. Law Soc. Sci. 19.1-19.25 (2007) (with Kristin Lane & Mahzarin Banaji) @ Annual Review (updated free link) Race.Net Neutrality paper on line @ SSRN :: map CNN Interview on Affirmative Action and Asian Americans Rutter Award for Excellence in Teaching Lecture videostream April 2007 The UCLA School of Law’s Critical Race Studies Conference April 13-14, 2007 Behavioral Realism: Future History of Implicit Bias and the Law, OSU Lecture, Nov. 06 :: *videostream* (realplayer) :: audio (mp3)

Welcome to my faculty website.

I am a legal academic who thinks about “technologies” understood very broadly. Half of my work deals with communications and cyberspace, on matters such as privacy, pervasive computing, and computer mediated communities. The other half deals with civil rights and race, which I have come to view as a socio-cognitive and cultural technology.

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last updated April 01, 2008 :: (c) Jerry Kang

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