The American Bar Foundation (ABF) is seeking outstanding scholars with distinguished records of empirical research on diversity and law for a one-year visiting position as the William H. Neukom Fellows Research Chair in Diversity and Law. The research can broadly cover topics such as diversity in legal institutions, the impact of diversity on legal processes and public policy, and the intersection of race, gender, disability, and sexuality with legal systems. Applicants from various social science disciplines, law, and humanities are welcome. The position involves active participation in the ABF intellectual community, a substantial presence at the ABF offices in Chicago, engagement in research and dialogue on diversity and law, and at least one formal research presentation. The ABF is an independent research institute focused on law, legal institutions, and legal processes, with faculty from diverse social science backgrounds. They encourage applications from individuals historically underrepresented in sociolegal research.
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