Guido Calabresi is an extraordinary person. His family, of Jewish heritage, occupied a secure and centuries-old position near the top of Italian society-- until the rise of fascism.
Guido's parents fled to America on the eve of the war in Europe, with their children, to avoid political and religious persecution.
They arrived without money or social standing.
Guido's talents and good fortune helped him to thrive at several elite American institutions and to become a leading legal scholar, teacher,
law school dean, and
judge.
He would receive prizes and awards for his contributions; to legal theory, especially for opening up the area of 'law and economics'; for contributions to the modern transformation of American law schools, as the Dean of Yale Law School; and
for advancing the development of law including through progressive decisions as a member of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
Outside In is a unique sort of account, written in Guido's remarkable voice based on recordings that which took place over a decade.
The book is a unique amalgam of oral history and biography, with supplementary commentaries to explain, elaborate, validate, and interpret and situate the personal narrative within its larger historical context.
By:
Norman I. Silber (Professor of Law Professor of Law Hofstra University)
Imprint: Oxford University Press Inc
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions:
Height: 254mm,
Width: 178mm,
ISBN: 9780197635131
ISBN 10: 019763513X
Publication Date: 26 March 2023
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
,
Undergraduate
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
VOLUME I Introduction to Volume I: Immigrant and Refugees PART ONE: ITALIAN PAST Chapter 1. Dark Times Chapter 2. Departure and Arrival Chapter 3. Finzi- Contini and Del Vecchio Chapter 4. Minerbi and Calabresi Chapter 5. Out of Place Chapter 6. Our Wartime Chapter 7. Postwar Dilemmas PART TWO: STUDENT, TEACHER, AND SCHOLAR Chapter 8. Grasping an Education Chapter 9. Embracing Catholicism at the Old Palace Chapter 10. A Law Student at Mid- Century Chapter 11. Justice Black Chapter 12. Law Through an Economic Lens Chapter 13. Courtship Chapter 14. Deep Structures in the Law Chapter 15. Subterfuges and Tragic Choices Chapter 16. Teaching Aware Chapter 17. Judicial Sunset VOLUME II PART THREE: LEADING YALE LAW SCHOOL Chapter 18. To Be a Dean Chapter 19. The Dean's New Day Chapter 20. Independence Chapter 21. Restoring the Law School Building Chapter 22. Almost a Justice: Robert Bork Chapter 23. Conflict, Community, and Confidence: The Wall Chapter 24. Clarence, Anita, Catharine, Jack- and Yale PART FOUR: SITTING ON THE SECOND CIRCUIT Chapter 25. Bill Wants Him Chapter 26. Joining the Second Circuit Chapter 27. The Tort Law Opinions of a Torts Professor Chapter 28. The Anti- Discrimination Law Reasoning of an Outsider Chapter 29. The Analytical Reasoning of a Behavioral Economist Chapter 30. Calabresian Complexities and the Value of Dialogue Chapter 31. The Immigration Law Decisions of an Immigrant Chapter 32. An Egalitarian Believer's First Amendment Chapter 33. Craft, Independence, and Ideology Chapter 34. Giustizia e Liberta' Recollected: Bad Laws and Injustices CODA Chapter 35. Explanations in The Garden IMAGE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INDEX
Norman I. Silber is a professor of law and the Associate Dean for Intellectual Life at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law, Hofstra University. He was previously a Senior Research Scholar at Yale Law School. He holds an undergraduate degree from Washington University, a J.D. from Columbia University, and a Ph.D. in history from Yale University.
