Provocation as Strategy: An Interview with Duncan Kennedy

Duncan Kennedy is the Carter Professor of General Jurisprudence at Harvard Law School. He was a founding member of the Critical Legal Studies movement. He has written extensively on legal and social theory, the history of legal thought, legal semiotics, law and economics, contract law, and legal education. He has also written five books, including The Rise and Fall of Classical Legal Thought, A Critique of Adjudication [fin de siècle], and Legal Education and the Reproduction of Hierarchy

Corinne Blalock is the executive director of the Law and Political Economy Project and an associate research scholar at Yale Law School. Her research draws on her education in both law and critical theory, and uses studies of political economy alongside analysis of doctrinal and historical sources to explore how market logic and rhetoric transforms and limits the ways we imagine our society and the role of government in it.