SEAL I Conference – October 16-17, 1998

PROGRAM
FRIDAY, October 16
Welcome	Dean Richard Ottinger (Pace) Owen Jones (Arizona State)
The Primacy of Nature in Political Theory	John O. McGinnis (Cardozo)
Biology, Blame and Criminality	John Humbach (Pace)
Sex, Culture and the Biology of Rape	Owen Jones (Arizona State)
Panel: Law as a Complex Adaptive System
Introduction	J.B. Ruhl (George Washington)
The Basic Theme of Complex Legal Systems and What the Future Research Agenda Needs to Be	David Post (Temple)
Complex Adaptive Systems and Business Law	Tom Geu (South Dakota)
An Application of Algorithm Theory to Environmental Law	J.B. Ruhl (George Washington)
Evolutionary Law, and Comments on Presentations	E. Donald Elliott (Yale)
Keynote Address: An Evolutionary-based Model of the Characteristics of Sexually Coercive Men: Integrating Multiple Levels of Analysis	Neil Malamuth (UCLA)
SATURDAY, October 17
Freedom of Speech and the Evolution of Memes	Jeff Stake (Indiana U.)
Memetic Analysis of the Development of Legal Concepts	Michael Fried (Federal Trade Commission)
Gender and the Military	Kingsley Browne (Wayne State)
Private Transfers Within the Family: Altruism, Agency, and Evolution	Shubha Ghosh (Georgia State)
Law and Evolution vs. Law and Economics	Oliver Goodenough (Vermont)
Evolutionary Biology and Socio-economics: The Complementary Relation to Law Teaching and Practice	Robert Ashford (Syracuse)
Panel: Teaching Law and Biology Topics with Raymond Colletta (McGeorge) and Cheryl Hanna (Vermont)