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July 2009 
Integral Law
Posted on Jul 28th, 2009
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Chris
Chris
Calling all integrally-informed people working in, with, or next to the legal system!
You're receiving this message because (1) you're connected to the legal system somehow, and (2) you've expressed interest to someone, at some time, about integral theory. In recent conversations, a few of us decided it was time to make a concerted effort to link all of us together, compiling our collective wisdom and making connections towards something greater. Towards that end, you're receiving the first email to the integral lawyers group list.
At this point, I anticipate sending a group email once a month, listing points of interest, questions, and projects submitted over the previous month. It shouldn't be too intrusive in your email inbox, but will hopefully keep us connected and growing. I've also created a facebook group, which can be located by searching for "integral law" in facebook.
This won't work without all of our effort, though, and in particular, the following would be useful:
1) names and email addresses of other people connected to the legal system and interesting in integral
2) websites, articles, organizations, etc. of interest for integral law and integrally-informed lawyers
3) any current projects, questions, or other items you'd like forwarded to the group
Please send this information to this email address: integrallawyers{at}gmail.com. I'll compile it on our facebook group website, and send recent updates in the monthly email.
We have a good start on all of this (for example, Prof. Mark Fischler has written articles on integral law; Lynne Feldman, Professor Fischler, and I have recorded some conversations on integral law topics; and recent Supreme Court and legislative activity is always good fodder), which I'll be adding to the facebook group website and compiling for next month's email. More is wanted, of course.
Most importantly, we need names and email addresses, to link together the integral legal community that's already out there. Please take a moment and send any contact information you have.
Thanks,
Chris
You're receiving this message because (1) you're connected to the legal system somehow, and (2) you've expressed interest to someone, at some time, about integral theory. In recent conversations, a few of us decided it was time to make a concerted effort to link all of us together, compiling our collective wisdom and making connections towards something greater. Towards that end, you're receiving the first email to the integral lawyers group list.
At this point, I anticipate sending a group email once a month, listing points of interest, questions, and projects submitted over the previous month. It shouldn't be too intrusive in your email inbox, but will hopefully keep us connected and growing. I've also created a facebook group, which can be located by searching for "integral law" in facebook.
This won't work without all of our effort, though, and in particular, the following would be useful:
1) names and email addresses of other people connected to the legal system and interesting in integral
2) websites, articles, organizations, etc. of interest for integral law and integrally-informed lawyers
3) any current projects, questions, or other items you'd like forwarded to the group
Please send this information to this email address: integrallawyers{at}gmail.com. I'll compile it on our facebook group website, and send recent updates in the monthly email.
We have a good start on all of this (for example, Prof. Mark Fischler has written articles on integral law; Lynne Feldman, Professor Fischler, and I have recorded some conversations on integral law topics; and recent Supreme Court and legislative activity is always good fodder), which I'll be adding to the facebook group website and compiling for next month's email. More is wanted, of course.
Most importantly, we need names and email addresses, to link together the integral legal community that's already out there. Please take a moment and send any contact information you have.
Thanks,
Chris
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