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''' Lawrence Larry Lessig''' is the director of "Edmond J. Safra Foundation Center for Ethics" in Harvard University and also a Law Professor at Harvard Law School.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawrence_Lessig About Lawrence Lessig]</ref>

''' Lawrence Larry Lessig''' is the director of Harvard University's Edmond J. Safra Foundation Center for Ethics, and also a Law Professor at Harvard Law School.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawrence_Lessig About Lawrence Lessig]</ref>

==Academic Experience==

==Academic Experience==

The first academic experience Mr. Lessig had was within University of Chicago Law School until 1997.

Mr. Lessig worked within the University of Chicago Law School until 1997. Mr. Lessig was the Chair of Berkman Professor of Law in Harvard University until 2000, followed by a position in Stanford Law School where he established the Stanford's Center for Internet and Society. In 2008, Mr. Lessig returned to Harvard for the positions he continues to hold today.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawrence_Lessig#Academic_career Lessig's Academic career]</ref>

Until 2000, Mr. Lessig was the Chair of Berkman Professor of Law in Harvard University, followed by a position in Stanford Law School where he established the Stanford's Center for Internet and Society.

The activity Mr. Lessig performs within the Center for Ethics is related to the issue of "institutional corruption", and it focuses on a 5 year project that addresses institutional corruption in different institutional contexts. <ref>[http://www.lessig.org/info/bio/ Current academic work]</ref>

In 2008, Mr. Lessig returned to Harvard for a position of Law Professor at Harvard Law School and as director for "Edmond J. Foundation Center for Ethics", positions owned today.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawrence_Lessig#Academic_career Lessig's Academic career]</ref>

The activity Mr. Lessig performs within the "Center for Ethics" is related to the issue of "institutional corruption" and it focuses on a 5 year project that addresses institutional corruption in different institutional contexts. <ref>[http://www.lessig.org/info/bio/ Current academic work]</ref>

===Publications===

===Publications===