“Collective Bargaining and the Antitrust Laws”
Proceedings of the Nineteenth Annual Winter Meeting
1966
Review of Better Settlements through Leverage Philip J. Hermann
Michigan Law Review
1966
“Strategies of Research Design in the Legal Impact Study - The Control of Plausible Rival Hypotheses”
Law and Society Review
1966
Wisconsin Law Review
1966
“FTC v. Jantzen: Blessing, Disaster, or Tempest in a Teapot?”
- Intellectual Property and Antitrust
Michigan Law Review
1966
Supreme Court Review
1966
Perspectives on Antitrust Policy
1965
Vanderbilt Law Review
1964
Supreme Court Review
1963
“Nonpopulation Factors Relevant to an Acceptable Standard for Apportionment”
- Criminal Law
Notre Dame Lawyer
1963
“Secondary Boycotts and Hot Cargo: A Study in Balance of Power”
University of Detroit Law Journal
1962
“On Charting a Course through the Mathematical Quagmire: The Future of Baker v. Carr”
- Criminal Law
Michigan Law Review
1962
“Who Goes There?: Recent Moves Along the Federal-State Front in Labor Law”
Syracuse Law Review
1959
“Public Utility Valuation”
Michigan Law Review
1918
“Theories of Appellate Review and Stare Decisis in Agency Adjudication”
The Rise and Fall of the Ogemakaan
“Law, Institutions and Economic Development: Examining the Development of the Home Mortgage Market in India - Can Two Wrongs Make a Right?”
Fields of Empire Ripe for Trade Unionism: The American Federation of Labor, Agricultural Workers of Color, and the Pan-American Labor Movement
“Natural Resource Law and the Importance of Place”
Natural Resources Law: A Place-Based Book of Problems and Cases
“Juristocracy and Administrative Governance: From Benzene to Climate”
“Equitable Reservoirs of Justice in Federal Habeas Corpus Review”
“The Right to Remove in Agency Adjudication”
Ohio State Law Journal
Quality-Aware Tax Incentives for Charitable Contributions
The In Crowd? The Effect of Appearance, Ethnicity, and Gender on the Career Paths of SEC Enforcement Attorneys
Measuring the Consequences of Criminal Jury Trial Protections
“Dobbs, Precedent, Originalism, and the First Amendment”
Securities Regulation: Cases and Analysis
“Creditors, Shareholders, and Losers In Between: A Failed Regulatory Experiment”
Cornell Law Review
“Does Public Enforcement Work?”
Oxford Handbook of Corporate Law and Governance
“Responding to Alternatives”
Michigan Law Review
“Retail Investors and Corporate Governance: Evidence from Zero-Commission Trading”
“Effective Communication with Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Blind, and Low Vision Incarcerated People, Civil Rights Litigation”
Journal of Gender, Race, and Justice
“Pillar Two and the Bits”
Canadian Tax Journal
“Human Rights and Corruption: Problems and Potential of Individualising a Systemic Problem”
International Journal of Constitutional Law
“Religion and Law in Ireland and Northern Ireland Since 1968”
The Oxfor Handbook of Religion in Modern Ireland
“Urgency and Legitimacy: 2021 Volume of Yale’s Global Constitutionalism Seminar, a Part of the Gruber Program for Global Justice and Women’s Rights”
Public Law Research Paper
“Digital Lawyering: Advocacy in the Age of AI”
Michigan Technology Law Review
Group-Based Inequalities in Relationships in Law School Predict Disparities in Belonging, Satisfaction, and Achievement in Law School
Wong Kim Ark, International White Supremacy, and the Law of Nations
“Jus Soli and Jus Sanguinis: An Invented Tradition”
Law and History Review
A Situated-Stress Mindset Intervention Improves Bar Passage Rates Among Socially Disadvantaged Bar Exam Applicants
“Campbell at 21/Sony at 31”
S.W. International Property Review (Chinese edition)
“Tying Law for the Digital Age”
Notre Dame Law Review
“Antitrust After the Coming Wave”
NYU Law Review
“Defining Relevant Markets in Digital Ecosystems”
Journal of Law & Innovation
“The American Antimonopoly Tradition: Origins, Contradictions, Transformations”
NYU Journal of Law & Business
“The Radical Challenge to the Antitrust Order”
Wake Forest Law Review