Tim Iglesias

Books

• The Legal Guide to Affordable Housing Development Law (American Bar Association, Second Edition 2011). (Co-edited with Rochelle Lento.)

Law Review and Journal Articles

• "The Opportunity Within the Crisis: Integrating Our Scholarship With Our Teaching," 33 Pace Law Review (forthcoming). (Was one of sixteen essays in the article "Toward Engaged Scholarship," authored by John Nolon et al.)
• "Fair Housing at 30: Where We Are, Where We Are Going," 30 California Real Property Journal 16 (2012). (Co-authored with Susan Saylor.) SSRN
• "Beyond Two-Persons-Per-Bedroom: Revitalizing Application of the Federal Fair Housing Act to Private Residential Occupancy Standards," 28 Georgia State Law Review 619 (2012). SSRN
• "Our Pluralist Housing Ethics and the Struggle for Affordability," 42 Wake Forest Law Review 511 (2007). SSRN
• "Clarifying the Federal Fair Housing Act’s Exemption for Reasonable Occupancy Restrictions," 31 Fordham Urban Law Journal 1211 (2004). SSRN
• "Housing Impact Assessments: Opening New Doors for State Housing Regulation While Localism Persists," 82 Oregon Law Review 433 (2003). (Republished in Land Use and Environmental Law Review Thomson West, 2005) SSRN
• "Managing Local Opposition to Affordable Housing: A New Approach to NIMBY," 12 Journal of Affordable Housing and Community Development Law 78 (2002). SSRN

Book Contributions

• "State and Local Regulation of Particular Types of Affordable Housing," in The Legal Guide to Affordable Housing Law edited by Tim Iglesias and Rochelle Lento (American Bar Association, Second Edition 2011). SSRN
• "Housing Paradigms," in International Encyclopedia of Housing and Home  edited by Susan J. Smith, et al. (Elsevier, Ltd., 2010). SSRN
• "Our Pluralist Housing Ethics and Public-Private Partnerships for Affordable Housing," in Affordable Housing and Public-Private Partnerships  edited by Robin Malloy and Nestor Davidson (Ashgate, 2009). SSRN

Opinion Pieces and Blog Posts

• "Letter to the editor," The New York Times (August 2008).

Other Publications

• "Faith-Based Participation in Housing: A Perspective," Catholic Community of Pleasanton Social Justice Newsletter (May 2012).
• "Exclusionary Zoning Enforcement: Passé or Alive and Kicking," 35 State and Local Law News 3 (2012). (Publication of the American Bar Association’s Section of State and Local Government Law.)
• The 30% Rule, The Law Teacher.

Briefs

Court Citation of Research

Presentations

• Presenter, "Challenging the Two Person Per Bedroom Standard," National Fair Housing Alliance Webinar, "Residential Occupancy Standards and Fair Housing Law," (May 2012). (Co-presented with Ellen Pader and Scott Chang.)
• Moderator, "Fair Housing, Residential Segregation, and the Siting of Affordable Housing," American Bar Association's 21st Annual Conference on Affordable Housing and Community Development Law, "Making the Case for Affordable Housing and Community Development," Washington, D.C. (May 2012).
• Presenter, Pace Law School's Engaged Scholarship for Law Professors Symposium, White Plains, N.Y. (May 2012). (Invitation-Only Symposium)
• Presenter, "Reunifying Property in the Classroom: Starting with the Questions, Not the Answers," Georgetown University Law Center and Syracuse University College of Law Event, "Association for Law, Property and Society Third Annual Meeting," Washington, D.C. (March 2012).
• Presenter, "Dealing with Local Opposition to the Siting of Affordable Housing," League of Women Voters of the Bay Area's Bay Area League Day, "Housing and the Bay Area's Future," Oakland, Calif. (February 2012).
• Presenter, "Housing is a Spiritual and Religious Issue: Faith-Based Advocacy for Housing," Holy Names University Second Annual Bay Area Social Justice Forum, "People of Hope, Agents of Change: Bay Area Social Justice Forum," Oakland, Calif. (February 2012).
• Panelist, "Rural, Metropolitan and Urban Community Collaborations," The American Bar Association "Annual Conference on Affordable Housing and Community Development Law," Washington, D.C. (May 2011).
• Presenter, "Reflections on Fair Housing Law," State Bar of California "Real Property Law Section's Third Annual Fair Housing and Public Accommodations Symposium," San Francisco, Calif. (April 2011).
• Presenter, "Exploring the Application of Framing Theory to Housing Law and Policy," Association of Law, Property, and Society Conference, Georgetown University Law Center, Washington, D.C. (March 2011).
• Presenter, "Housing Frames, the Crisis and Opportunities in the Future," Fourth West Coast Law and Society Retreat, Southwestern Law School, Los Angeles, Calif. (February 2011).
• Presenter, "Are We Teaching a Techne or a Praxis and What Difference Does it Make?" UC Berkeley School of Law Conference "The Mindful Lawyer: Practices and Prospects for Law School, Bench, and the Bar," Berkeley, Calif. (October 2010).
• Presenter, "What Does the Mortgage Crisis Teach Us About the Political Economy of Home Ownership," Association of American Law Schools 2010 Mid-Year Meeting, New York, N.Y. (June 2010). (Presented during workshop on property.)
• Presenter, "Selecting Supreme Court Justices in the United States and El Salvador," Salvadoran Foundation for Economic and Social Development, San Salvador, El Salvador (June 2009).
• Panelist, "FHAA and the Internet: The Prospects for Self-Regulation," Golden Gate University School of Law Conference "The Intersection between Real Estate Ads on the Internet and Enforcement of Fair Housing Laws," San Francisco (April 2009).
• Presenter, "Do We Have a National Two-Person-Per-Bedroom Residential Occupancy Standard? What's Fair Housing Law Got to Do With It?" Chapman University School of Law Conference on Property Transactions and Transitions in an Age of Globalization, Orange (February 2008).
• Presenter, "Our Pluralist Housing Ethics and Public-Private Partnerships for Affordable Housing," University of Colorado Law School Conference "Affordable Housing and Public/Private Partnerships: The Intersection of Housing, Property, and Real Estate," Boulder, Colo. (October 2007).
• Moderator, "State and Local Law Issues Panel," Annual ABA Forum on Affordable Housing and Community Development Law, Washington, D.C. (May 2007).
• Moderator, "NIMBY Countermeasures: Overcoming Local Fears and Gaining Community Acceptance," ABA Conference on Ending Homelessness: Creating Healthy Communities, St. Louis, Mo. (February 2006).
• Panelist, "Exploring a Reflexive Law Response: Economic Domain Impact Statements," William & Mary Law School Second Annual Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Conference "Public Use in the Aftermath of Kelo

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• Panelist, "What Are State and Local Governments Doing?" Fall Council Meeting of ABA State and Local Government Law Section "Encouraging Affordable Housing: National and Local Approaches," Boston, Mass. (October 2005).
• Moderator, "Overcoming Local Opposition Panel," ABA Conference on Affordable Housing and Community Development Law "Doing Well While Doing Good—Building Housing and Community Development with a Social Justice Perspective," San Francisco (February 2005).

Testimony and Hearings

• Witness, "Working Together to Ensure Housing Opportunities for People with Disabilities and Children," Hearing of the California State Assembly Committee on Human Services (February 2009).
• Congressional Hearing, "Supreme Court's Kelo Decision and Potential Congressional Responses," House Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on the Constitution (September 2005).

Written Testimony and Commentary

Advisor or Consultant

Counsel

Symposia Organization

• Organizer/Moderator, "Overcoming Local Opposition Panel," ABA Conference on Affordable Housing and Community Development Law, "Doing Well While Doing Good -- Building Housing and Community Development with a Social Justice Perspective," San Francisco, California (February 2005).

Professional Membership

Fellowships

Other Service

• Member, American Bar Association Legal Education, ADR, and Problem Solving Task Force's Property Panel (2012). (Iglesias appointed in May 2012.)
• Co-Chair, Fair Housing Committee of the American Bar Association’s Forum on Affordable Housing and Community Development (April 2012).
• Training Leader, prepared and conducted training in landlord-tenant law for students participating in OneJustice trip, University of San Francisco School of Law (February 2012).
• Professor Iglesias served as chair of the search committee for the university's provost. The position was filled by Dean of Arts and Sciences Jennifer Turpin.