Noah Feldman
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Professor at @Harvard_Law and columnist for Bloomberg @opinion focused on ethics, particularly responsible disruption and the regulation of AI.
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Law professor at Cal @BerkeleyLaw. https://t.co/YtnBrArHj3
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Prof. @Umichlaw. Con law & fed courts. Cohost @StrictScrutiny_ co-founder @womenknowlaw. tweets about courts, democracy, my dog, Taylor Swift, & reality TV.
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watch as she buckles and bends but never breaks
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Forerunner or middler-which? “Howlingly wrong.” “Liberalism against Itself' (2023). “I didn’t expect it to gain immediate acceptance.” Yale prof.
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Agnes Williams Sesquicentennial Professor of Law & Politics, @GeorgetownLaw. Author of _Congress's Constitution_: https://t.co/0q8QfVPMJu Find me on Bluesky @joshchafetz
Grateful to have had a chance to discuss some of the themes of my new book, To Be A Jew Today with Christiane Amanpour
“[I]t’s worth taking a deep breath and introspecting and asking yourself, are my criticisms fully free of those older kinds of prejudices?” -Noah Feldman, author of 'To Be A Jew Today,” on unconscious antisemitism. to.pbs.org/43mJsYb
The Supreme Court's unanimous ruling on social media blocking represents a win for pragmatism and common sense, writes Noah Feldman trib.al/21gaoWr via Bloomberg Opinion
So grateful to have been on Fareed Zakaria’s show and for To Be A Jew Today to experience the famed Fareed effect.
Progressive Jews, both Gen X and Gen Z, are often at odds about their feelings toward Israel, writes Noah Feldman in an essay related to his new book. He writes incisively about the nuances of identity and loyalty if one truly believes in social justice. ow.ly/CZLN50QO4lM
Jews around the world have been struggling with how to respond to the Israel–Hamas war. That’s a quintessentially Jewish response, according to Harvard law prof. Noah Feldman, author of the new book “To Be a Jew Today: A New Guide to God, Israel, and the Jewish People” 3/3
On GPS, @ 10am & 1pm ET on CNN: I’ll talk with Susan Glasser & ian bremmer about Biden, Trump, and America’s top foreign-policy challenges; Jim Sciutto about his new book, “The Return of Great Powers”; and Noah Feldman about his new book, “To Be a Jew Today”
Grateful for this great essay on To Be A Jew Today! The Forward A penetrating new book asks: What does it mean to be Jewish, especially now? forward.com/opinion/590180…
Fun convrsation about my new book with Lenny Picker in Publishers Weekly: What Does Being Jewish Mean? PW Talks to Harvard Law Professor Noah Feldman publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/in… via @publisherswkly
Tonight! 🗓️ Mar 6, 6PM: Noah Feldman presents 'To Be a Jew Today: A New Guide to God, Israel & the Jewish People.' A HarvardLaw professor, Feldman is also founding director of the Julis-Rabinowitz Program on Jewish & Israeli Law at Harvard.
🎟️ Tickets: buff.ly/3IqkE8g
Happy publication day to TO BE A JEW TODAY by Noah Feldman! A leading public intellectual’s timely reckoning with how Jews can and should make sense of their tradition and each other. bit.ly/3wD2H3r
My new book is out today! Here is an excerpt in The Washington Post about the generational split among progressive American Jews on Israel:
To be a Jew today: The aftermath of Oct. 7 wapo.st/48J3ddw
A complicated, subtle form of antisemitism is emerging, argues Harvard Law School professor Noah Feldman (Noah Feldman) in an essay ti.me/3Igvs8G
