The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation has announced its 2011 Fellows. Four law professors are among this year's Guggenheim Fellows, including Katherine Franke (Columbia), Catherine Sharkey (NYU), Stephen Gardbaum (UCLA), and Richard Leo (USF). Karen Alter (Northwestern Political Science) and Seyla Benhabib (Yale Political Science & Philosophy) - both working in the area of international law - were also named Fellows.
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