In the last few months, Professor Marc DeGirolami has published several papers:

• Establishment’s Political Priority to Free Exercise (Notre Dame Law Review)
• The New Disestablishments (forthcoming George Mason Civil Rights Law Journal)
• Mysterizing Religion (forthcoming Notre Dame Law Review)
• Public-Private Drift (forthcoming American Journal of Jurisprudence)
• Traditionalism Rising (forthcoming Journal of Contemporary Legal Issues)

Traditionalism Rising was selected by Professor Lawrence Solum of the University of Virginia School of Law as one of the ten best papers of 2022 at his Legal Theory Blog. Over the last few months or in the near future, Professor DeGirolami has presentations of his work at Notre Dame Law School, University of San Diego School of Law, Georgetown University School of Law, Catholic University School of Law, Yale Law School, Pepperdine Law School, the University of Houston Law Center, George Mason School of Law, the University of Wisconsin School of Law, and the University of Southern Queensland (in Australia, by Zoom). He will be teaching a course this spring at Princeton University on “Freedom Speech and Freedom of Inquiry” in the Department of Politics.