César F. Rosado-Marzán
Overview
César F. Rosado-Marzán is the Edward L. Carmody Professor of Law at the University of Iowa College of Law. He directs Graduate Programs, serves as faculty liaison to the Iowa Labor Education Center, and is associate faculty in Sociology and Criminology. An Iowa Law Collegiate Teaching Award recipient, he teaches contracts, various courses in labor and employment law, and a seminar on law and political economy. He sits on the Labor Law Group Executive Committee and Labor Law Research Network Steering Committee. He hires research assistants for socio-legal, labor and employment, and administrative law projects. His book, A Baseline of Decency (Univ. of California Press, forthcoming), explains how worker centers use social and symbolic resources to build moral economies that favor workers
To learn more, please visit Rosado-Marzán's personal website.
Research areas
- Labor and employment law
- Qualitative socio-legal methods
- Economic sociology
- Law and political economy
- Adminitrative law
Teaching areas
- Contracts
- Employment discrimination
- Labor law
- Employment Law
- Law and political economy seminar
- Low-wage workers seminar
Professional affiliations and memberships
- American Bar Association, Section of Labor and Employment Law
- American Sociological Association
- Colegio de Abogados y Abogadas de Puerto Rico
- College of Labor and Employment Lawyers
- International Sociological Association
- Labor Law Research Network (Steering Committee member)
- Law and Society Association
- Labor Law Group (Chair of the Executive Committee)
- Society for the Advancement of Socioeconomics (SASE)
Awards and honors
- Collegiate Teaching Award
- Simon Bolivar Best Juridical Work