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SUMMARY:Capitalism and The Law with Michael DeBow
DESCRIPTION:“During many years on the Cumberland faculty\, I have taught our required courses in property and business organizations\, and in both classes\, I have tried to explain the larger capitalist framework that these areas of law help to support. This Article collects a number of illustrations and explanations I have used in my classes and expands upon them to offer law students what I hope is a useful orientation to capitalism as an institution… I hope to convince the reader that: (1) being a “business lawyer” is in fact a noble calling\, and (2) capitalism is well worth defending against its critics and enemies.”\nCurious to hear more? Please join us on Friday\, August 22\, at UAB’s Collat School of Business.\nMichael DeBow joined the Cumberland faculty in 1988. He regularly teaches courses in Property\, Business Organizations\, Administrative Law\, Legislation\, and Local Government.\nProfessor DeBow is a native of Tupelo\, Mississippi. He received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in economics from the University of Alabama (1976\, 1978). He graduated from the Yale Law School in 1980\, and is a member of the District of Columbia Bar.\nDeBow’s career included a stint in private practice in Washington\, D.C.\, followed by a judicial clerkship with Judge Kenneth W. Starr of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit in 1983-84. DeBow then served as an attorney-advisor to Federal Trade Commission chairman James C. Miller III (1984-85)\, and a special assistant to Assistant Attorney General Douglas Ginsburg\, in the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice (1985-86). He began his teaching career at the University of Georgia business school\, where he taught for two years prior to coming to Samford.\nFrom 2000 to 2004\, DeBow also acted in a part-time capacity as special assistant for legal policy to Alabama attorney general Bill Pryor. He was a visiting professor of law at George Mason University in 1999. He was a (nonresident) Salvatori Fellow of The Heritage Foundation during 1993-95\, and a member of the executive committee of the Association of Private Enterprise Education during 1995-99. DeBow attended summer institutes in quantitative methods for law professors (George Mason Law & Economics Center\, 1990)\, Austrian economics (NYU Department of Economics\, 1997)\, and the study of freedom (Templeton Foundation Freedom Project\, 2000). In 2008 he was named an Adjunct Fellow of the Alabama Policy Institute.\nProfessor DeBow has taught several undergraduate courses at Samford\, including one which received a supporting grant from the John Templeton Foundation. Most recently\, he taught an undergraduate course in law and economics for the Samford’s Brock School of Business. He has also taught public health law for the UAB School of Public Health on several occasions.\nDeBow’s articles have appeared in such journals as the Texas Law Review\, Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy\, Regulation\, Policy Review\, The Freeman\, and the Journal of Law & Politics. He co-edits the Federalist Society’s Pre-Law Reading List and its annotated bibliography of conservative and libertarian legal scholarship.
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