Religious Legal Theory Conference, Touro Law School (2013),
Religious Legal Theory and the Perspective of “Others”
Religion Communicators Council Meeting (2013), Law and
Religion Today
Guild of Catholic Lawyers (2012), Public Religious
Symbols
St. Nersess Armenian Seminary (2012), Christians in the
Middle East
Federal Bar Council Bench and Bar Retreat (2012), Panelist,
"First Amendment: The State of Freedom of Religion in 2012"
Conference on State-Sponsored Religious Displays in the U.S. and
Europe, St. John’s University (Rome Campus) and Libera Università
Maria SS. Assunta (LUMSA) (2012), Conference Co-Director and
Panelist, “State-Sponsored Religious Displays in Comparative
Perspective”
Conference on the Changing Faces of Religion and Secularity,
Harvard Law School (2012), Crosses and Culture: State-Sponsored
Religious Displays in the United States and Europe
Conference of Religiously Affiliated Law Schools, Touro Law
School, Panel on the Place of Law and Religion Institutes in the
Law School and the University (2012)
Roundtable on Liberty and the Protestant Reformation, The
Liberty Fund (2012) (invited participant)
Fordham Law School Institute on Religion, Law and Lawyers' Work
(2012), Sharing Sacred Space in Jerusalem.
First Things Lecture Series (New York) (2012), Equality for
Christians in the Middle East: Yesterday and Today.
Religious Legal Theory Conference: The Competing Claims of Law
and Religion, Pepperdine University School of Law (2012),
Crosses and Culture: Public Religious Symbols in the U.S. and
Europe.
St. John's Colloquium on Law and Religion (2012), Colloquium
Director (papers by Philip Hamburger, M. Cathleen Kaveny, Michael
W. McConnell, Ayelet Shachar, Antonin Scalia, and Joseph H. H.
Weiler)
Guild of Catholic Lawyers, Legal Equality for Christians in
the Middle East (2011)
Roundtable on International Law, Foreign Law, and the United
States Constitution, The Liberty Fund (2011) (invited
participant)
Forum 2000 Conference, "Democracy and Law" (Prague) (2011),
Panelist, Panels on "Religion, Ethics, and Law" and "Religious and
Secular Law"
New York Research Roundtable, St. John’s Center for
International and Comparative Law (2011), Commentator
Symposium, “Where Is the Middle East Heading?”, Oasis
International Foundation (Venice) (2011), Ottoman
Secularization in the Nineteenth Century: The Tanzimat and
Christian Minorities
Symposium on Challenges to International Law, St. John’s
University Center for International and Comparative Law (2011),
Moderator, Panel, “How Should the International Community Be
Regulated? Who Should Do It?”