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Professor of Law Jody Freeman L.L.M. '91 S.J.D. '95 gave a lecture on "Coordinating Agencies in Shared Regulatory Space," in which she spoke about the problem of wasteful duplication in government agencies. The lecture marked her appointment to the newly-established Archibald Cox professorship at Harvard Law.
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