
Hadley Arkes
@hparkes_
Founder & Co-Director of @JamesWilsonInst.
Ney Prof. Jurisprudence Emeritus at Amherst College, 1966 - 2016. Personal opinions.
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https://www.jameswilsoninstitute.org/ 09-05-2025 19:52:38
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Big news! The White House names JWI Co-Director Professor Gerry Bradley to Advisory Board of Religious Liberty Commission More 👇 whitehouse.gov/briefings-stat…

I must confess to being surprised and touched by the warm welcome on X, from long-time friends Steven F. Hayward & Kathryn Jean Lopez, but also from Edward Feser , whom I’ve admired for so long. Thank you all, and now… I should see if I have anything to say.



Now on SSRN! A draft of my latest paper forthcoming in Dᴇɴᴠ. L. Rᴇᴠ. - I argue that certain originalist theses, as described by Stephen E. Sachs, Lawrence Solum, and Randy Barnett, among others, transcend originalism and are still applicable to the classical natural law tradition of




Make sure to read Hadley Arkes on #Skrmetti opinion from #SCOTUS👇

We are thrilled to announce our Summer 2025 Fellowship Faculty! Co-Directors Hadley Arkes and Professor Gerry Bradley will be joined by Ryan T. Anderson, Prof. Justin Dyer, Prof. David Forte, Prof. Adam MacLeod, Prof. Daniel Mark and our Deputy Director Garrett Snedeker. Find their bios here:



Very interesting piece on Justice Thomas and Natural Law after #SCOTUS #Skrmetti decision 👇 The piece cites Hadley Arkes concerns about the opinion as well.

🚨BIG ANNOUNCEMENT🚨 Natural Law is in its greatest moment of revival in over a century-and this time, it's here to stay. Today, we're excited to announce the launch of our newest podcast, Natural Law Moment, featuring co-hosts Hadley Arkes and Professor Gerry Bradley! Join us as two of

"Hey! What's this 'Natural Law Moment' I keep hearing about?" We're glad you asked! If you still haven't watched the first episode of our new podcast Natural Law Moment, let JWI Founder Hadley Arkes describe the phenomenon headed for your firms and benches. Get ahead of the

The Skrmetti decision was something of a paradox: right and wrong at the same time...but how so? In the fourth episode of our new podcast Natural Law Moment, Professor Hadley Arkes and Professor Gerry Bradley discuss where the Court was right, and where the Court seemed to "avoid the central
