Robin P. Malloy
Professor Malloy, the E.I. White Chair and Distinguished Professor of Law, and the Kauffman Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, is a leading expert on real estate transactions and on law, markets, and marketization. His works on market theory and law have been translated into Chinese, Spanish, and Japanese. Among his published works are eight authored books and seven edited books as well as over 30 scholarly articles and numerous other papers. In addition, he is a series editor on collections for Cambridge University Press, Ashgate, and Edward Elgar. Malloy's casebook on real estate transactions (with Smith, now in its 4th edition) is one of the leading books on the subject and is used at law schools across the country. In addition to his work in the real estate, land use, and property law areas, Malloy is also a leading expert on the application of Charles S. Peirce's semiotics to the study of the relationship between law and market economy.
Malloy has been a Sun Life Research Fellow at Oxford University, U.K.; a Dickenson Dees Fellow at University of Durham, U.K., and for three consecutive summers served as a teaching fellow in China (Beijing and Shanghai) with the Committee on Legal Education Exchange with China. He currently serves on the International Advisory Board for the Law and Economics Program at St. Gallens University, Switzerland, and is a member of the Workshops on Markets and Marketization at the University of Helsinki, Finland.
Malloy is the founder and director of the Center on Property, Citizenship and Social Entrepreneurism at Syracuse, and is the founding President of the Association for Law, Property and Society (www.alps.syr.edu). He currently serves on the AALS Membership Review Committee, and formerly served as a member of the AALS Standing Committee on Research, and as Chair of each of the AALS Sections on Real Estate Transactions and Law & Humanities.