
Rebooting America
Amid a pandemic, an economic crisis, and a country fractured by extremism and inequality, Duke Law scholars offer insight and advice to the new administration on the path forward.
President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. began his term on Jan. 20th with a flurry of consequential executive orders, legislative proposals, and ambitious goals: to quell a raging pandemic, restart the stalled economy, address climate change, combat racial inequality, and united a country fractured by extremism. As the president and Congress tackle formidable challenges, 10 Duke Law faculty scholars reflect on what can and should be done across a range of pressing issues.

Civil rights
H. Timothy Lovelace, Jr.
Constitutional law
Neil Siegel
Immigration
Kate Evans
Criminal law
Brandon Garrett
Consumer protection
Sara Sternberg Greene
Financial Regulation
Gina-Gail Fletcher
Administrative law and risk regulation
Jonathan Wiener
Innovation policy
Arti Rai
Foreign relations and international law
Curtis Bradley
International trade
Rachel Brewster
Civil rights
H. Timothy Lovelace, Jr.
Consumer protection
Sara Sternberg Greene
Constitutional law
Neil Siegel
Financial Regulation
Gina-Gail Fletcher
Immigration
Kate Evans
Criminal law
Brandon Garrett
Administrative law and risk regulation
Jonathan Wiener
Innovation policy
Arti Rai
Foreign relations and international law
Curtis Bradley
International trade
Rachel Brewster