2021 Law Review Symposium: This Violent City? Rhetoric, Realities, and the Perils and Promise of Reform
The University of Chicago Law Review showcased a diverse range of empirical, theoretical, and legal perspectives about the problems of urban violence as illuminated by the case of Chicago. Scholars from across the country presented divergent theories about the causes of violence along with potential responses and confront questions.
Moderator: Richard McAdams, University of Chicago Law School
Elise Boddie, Rutgers Law School
Robert Vargas, University of Chicago
Wesley Skogan, Northwestern University
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