Will There Be a Science of Law in the Twenty-First Century?

Will There Be a Significant Change to El Niño in the Twenty-First Century?

The El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) response to anthropogenic climate change is assessed in the following 18 nominal resolution Community Climate System Model, version 4 (CCSM4) Coupled Model Intercomparison Project phase 5 (CMIP5) simulations: twentieth-century ensemble, preindustrial control, twenty-first-century projections, and stabilized 2100–2300 ‘‘extension runs.’’ ENSO variability w...

Law and Social Science in the Twenty-first Century

The use of social science—of psychology in particular—to inform legal theory and practice is fast becoming the latest craze in the pages of legal academia. Books and symposia have recently been devoted to the interplay between psychology and law and between emotions and the law, and to the application of other psychological and social scientific research to legal questions. An increasing number...

Fiduciary Law in the Twenty-first Century

INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................. 1289 I. THE NATURE AND COMPONENTS OF FIDUCIARY RELATIONSHIPS AND THE RISKS THE RELATIONSHIPS POSE TO BOTH PARTIES .......... 1293 A. Components of Fiduciary Relationships .................................... 1293 B. While Fiduciaries’ Services Provide Benefits to Entrustors, the Services I...

Law and Justice in the Twenty-First Century

Multiscale Science 1 a Challenge for the Twenty-first Century

The Scope. Multiscale science is the study of phenomena which couple distinct length or time scales. It would be diicult to overstate the scope of multiscale science. Multiscale issues are central to such diverse elds as uid dynamics, material science, biology, environmental science, chemistry, geology, meteorology, and high energy physics. In short, multiscale science cuts across virtually all...