by Jay Wexler | Jun 15, 2016 | Books
I’ve been delinquent in updating, so here is a sort of omni-post with updates since the last time I got around to updating: The New Yorker wrote a nice paragraph about When God Isn’t Green in connection with my book talk at the NYU Bookstore: We presume...
by Jay Wexler | Mar 21, 2016 | Books
Calling it “freakishly prescient” (maybe the nicest thing anyone’s ever said about one of my books) and “a vital guide to . . . formerly ignored constitutional nooks and crannies.” Full piece here.
by Jay Wexler | Mar 21, 2016 | Books
“Wexler, a former clerk for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and a current law professor, blends his inside knowledge with a Buckley-like jaundiced eye to create an entertaining combination.” Full article here.
by Jay Wexler | Mar 21, 2016 | Books, God is Not Always Green
My new book, When God Isn’t Green: A World-Wide Journey to Places Where Religious Practices and Environmentalism Collide, was released last Tuesday, March 15th, and it has gotten some really nice publicity so far. Here’s a sampling: The Daily Beast ran an...
by Jay Wexler | Mar 21, 2016 | Books, Events
This next month is going to be busy, with lots of reading and discussion events. Here’s the list so far: March 21st Brookline Booksmith, Discussion of When God Isn’t Green, 7pm March 28th Boston University School of Law, When God Isn’t Green...
by Jay Wexler | Jan 11, 2016 | Books, God is Not Always Green
Not starred, but still pretty nice. Full review is here. Boston University law professor Wexler offers a highly entertaining and eye-opening look at situations where freedom of religion and environmental protection clash. From harvesting palms in Guatemala and Mexico...
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