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Daniel Hulsebosch

New York University

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Expertise

Appeals & Appellate

Native American Law

Real Estate Law

American and English Legal History

Constitutional Law

Professional Experience

Professor: New York University; Current

Education

Harvard University: Ph.D. | American History; 1999

Columbia Law School: J.D.; 1991; Honors: Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar, 3 years

Colgate University: A.B. | History, English Literature; 1987; Honors: magna cum laude, High Honors in History, Departmental Award for Excellence in History, Phi Beta Kappa

Awards

Rockefeller Foundation Residential Fellowship: Bellagio, Italy,; 2007

John Phillip Reid Book Prize: American Sociey for Legal History; 2006

Littleton-Griswold Book Prize: Littleton-Griswold Book Prize; 2006

Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati Fellowship: Massachusetts H istorical Society; 2006; 4 weeks research

American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies Fellowship: Library Company of Philadelphia and the Historical Society of Pennsylvania; 2006; 4 weeks research

Lord Baltimore Fellowship: Maryland Historical Society; 2006; 1 week research

Surrency Prize: American Society for Legal History for the Best Article Published in the Law and History Review; 2004

Gilder Lehrman Research Fellowship: New-York Historical Society; 2001

Samuel I. Golieb Fellow in Legal History: 1998

Mark DeWolfe Howe Fund Grant: 1998

Charles Warren Center for American History Research Grant: Harvard University; 1998

Whiting Fellowship in the Humanities: Harvard University; 1996

Littleton-Griswold Research Grant for Legal History: Littleton-Griswold Research Grant for Legal History; 1995

Littleton-Griswold Research Grant for Legal History: 1995

Faculty Appointments Committee, Venderbilt: Chair; 1994

Harvard University Fellowship: 1991

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Professional Associations

: Peer Reviewer; Current; Activities: William and Mary Quarterly, Law and Social Inquiry

: Expert Witness; Current; Activities: U.S. Department of Justice, Seneca Nation v. State of New York:Interpretation of 18th-century treaties and land grants

: Of Counsel; 2003 - Current; Activities: Brief Amici Curiae of Legal Historians in Support of the Petitioners, Rasul v.Bush, and Al Odah v. United States, United States Supreme Court

: Expert Witness; 2000 - 2001; Activities: Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, Miami Tribe v. Walden: Interpretation of 19th-century treaties underlying land claims litigation in eastern Illinois

Speaking Engagements

An Empire of Law: James Kent and the Development of American Law: September 1, 2007; University of Alabama School of Law; Meador Lecture on Empire

From the Flushing Remonstrance (1657) to the First Amendment, Bowne House Historical Society/Gotham Center for New York City: September 1, 2007; History-CUNY Graduate Center; Word and Deed: The Flushing Remonstrance and John Bowne

Crafting Authority: James Kent s Book Notes and Legal Literature in Early America: February 1, 2007; University of Texas; University of Texas Law, History, and the Humanities Colloquium

Panel: Law, Authority, and Empire in the Early Modern British Atlantic, Baltimore, Maryland: November 1, 2006; American Society for Legal History

Somerset s Case at the Bar: Delineating the Pure Air of English Jurisdiction within the British Empire, Gloucester Conference, Gloucester, England: June 1, 2006; Texas Wesleyan School of Law

A Discrete and Cosmopolitan Minority: The Loyalists, the Atlantic World, and the Origins of Judicial Review: April 1, 2006; University of Maryland; Early American History Workshop

The Historian as Expert Witness, Tamiment Library: March 1, 2006; New York University; Public History Forum on Deceit and Denial: The Deadly Politics of Industrial Pollution

A Discrete and Cosmopolitan Minority: The American Loyalists, the Atlantic World, and the Origins of Judicial Review: November 1, 2005; Chicago-Kent School of Law; Symposium on Popular Constitutionalism

Nothing But Liberty: Somerset s Case and the British Empire: November 1, 2005; New York University History Department; Atlantic History Workshop

Writs to Rights: The Transformation of Professional and Popular Conceptions of the Common Law, 1790-1850, Legal History Forum: March 1, 2005

Writs to Rights: The Transformation of Professional and Popular Conceptions of the Common Law, 1790-1850: January 1, 2005; Faculty Workshop

The Anti-federalist Tradition in Nineteenth-Century Takings Jurisprudence: November 1, 2004; New York University School of La; Journal of Law and Liberty Conference on Private Property and the Rule of Law

Imperial Remix: From the Ancient Constitution to Constitutional Law, Washington, D.C.: November 1, 2003; American Society for Legal History

The Imperial Federalist: Rereading the Ratification Debates as Postcolonial Literature, Society for the Historians of the Early Republic: July 1, 2003; Ohio State University

The English Constitution and the Expanding Empire: Sir Edward Coke s British Jurisprudence, 1603: The Historical and Cultural Consequences of the Accession of James I: June 1, 2003; University of Hull, England

The English Constitution and the Expanding Empire: Sir Edward Coke s British Jurisprudence: June 1, 2003; Columbia University; Columbia-USC-Georgetown-UCLA Law and Humanities Interdisciplinary Junior Scholar Workshop

The English Constitution and the Expanding Empire: Sir Edward Coke s British Jurisprudence, Glasgow,Scotlan: July 1, 2001; Omohundro Institute for Early American History and Culture

Periphery to Center: The Imperial Agents of Eighteenth-Century New York, Austin, Texas: June 1, 1999; Omohundro Institute for Early American History and Culture

The Federalist Prism: Creating Constitutional Law in New York, Minneapolis, Minnesota: October 1, 1997; American Society for Legal History

Periphery to Center: The Imperial Agents and the Constitution in New York, 1750-1790: August 1, 1997; Harvard University; International Seminar on the History of the Atlantic World

Political Culture in Post-Revolutionary New York and the Creation of Constitutional Law, New York State Historical Association Conference, Saratoga Springs: June 1, 1997

The Imperial Constitutions of New York, 1750-1777: Property and Sovereignty in a Frontier Province, Houston, Texas: October 1, 1995; American Society for Legal History

A Melancholy Accident': The Death of a Maiden and the Constitutions of Empire in Colonial New York, New York State Historical Association Conference, Brockport: June 1, 1995

Before Grutter: The Law and History of Affirmative Action: Saint Louis University School of Law; SBA Panel on Law School Affirmative Action Programs

Constituting Empire: New York University School of La; chapters 7 and 8, Readings in American Legal History

Constituting Empire: chapters 1-8, The Legal History Colloquium

The Imperial Federalist: Ratification and the Creation of Constitutional Law: Saint Louis University School of Law; Faculty Workshop

The Imperial Federalist: Ratification and the Creation of Constitutional Law, American Legal History Seminar: University of Michigan School of Law

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