“Banks and Tax-Exempt Debt Arbitrage”
James Hines Jr.“Copyright and the Myth of Creativity”
Paul Szynol
Berkeley Technology Law Journal
“Commonsense Consent and Action Representation: What is “Essential” to Consent”
Roseanna Sommers
Cambridge Handbook of Experimental Jurisprudence
“Reforming Abolition”
Daniel Fryer
Michigan Law Review
Thought Crime
Gabriel Mendlow“The effects of the reverse charge mechanism on the VAT gap”
James Hines Jr.“The Philosophy of Policing”
Gabriel Mendlow
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
“Evaluating minimum taxation”
James Hines Jr.“Justifying the Police: Some Reflections on the Crime Prevention Power”
Gabriel Mendlow
Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Law
“Straightening out the Laffer Curve”
James Hines Jr.“Law, Institutions and Economic Development: Examining the Development of the Home Mortgage Market in India - Can Two Wrongs Make a Right?”
Vikramaditya S. Khanna“The New International Law of Contracts”
Julian Arato- International and Comparative Law
European Journal of International Law
The Licensed Library: Lending in the Era of Digital Books
Aaron Perzanowski“Campaigns, Copyright and Tarnishment”
Aaron Perzanowski“Ending Intellectual Property”
Aaron Perzanowski- Intellectual Property and Antitrust
“Forms of Commitment: Comparing Written and Verbal Consent in Three Psychological Experiments.”
Roseanna Sommers
Journal of Legal Studies
“The End of Administrative Pragmatisim?”
Christopher J. Walker
Loyola University Chicago Law Journal
“Experimental Jurisprudence”
Roseanna Sommers
Elgar Concise Encyclopaedia of Legal Theory and Philosophy
“How Biased Beliefs about Vulnerability to Harm Influence Assessments of Noneconomic Tort Damages”
Roseanna Sommers
DePaul Law Review
“International Human Rights Law”
Karima Bennoune
The Cambridge History of International Law
“Revisiting the Margin of Appreciation in Investor-State Dispute Settlement”
Julian Arato- Corporate and Securities Law
International Law and the Margin of Appreciation
Roman Dowry Law
Bruce Frier- Legal History
International Intervention in Domestic Constitution Making
Julian Arato- International and Comparative Law
“The Role of Private and Public Lands in the U.S. Clean Energy Transition”
Alexandra Klass
Journal of Land Use and Environment Law
The Impact of Human Rights on International Law: General Course on Public International Law 2009
Bruno E. Simma- International and Comparative Law
- Human Rights
“United States v. Arthrex”
Nina A. Mendelson Rebecca S. Eisenberg
Leading Cases in Administrative Law
“What Counts As Authorship And Who Counts As An Author?”
Jessica Litman“Administrative tasks”
Susanne Baer““A People for Certain Purposes”: On the History and Philosophy of Federalism(s) in the United States and Europe”
Daniel H. Halberstam
Traveaux Preparatoires of the
European Community
Constraining Bureaucracy Beyond Judicial Review: Rethinking Administrative Law in a System Without Courts
Christopher J. Walker- Administrative Law
“Einsatzmöglichkeiten für Streitkräfte im Rahmen der Vereinten Nationen, unter besonderer Berücksichtigung des Handlungsspielraums von Regionalorganisationen”
Bruno E. SimmaThe Private Law of Investment Treaties
Julian Arato- Corporate and Securities Law
Commentary on the Technical Barriers to Trade Agreement (of the WTO)
Donald H. ReganLaws’ Empire: Multilegalism in Late Antiquity
Caroline HumfressThe Essential Gatt
Julian Arato“Challenging “the Veil and the Male Elite”: Fatima Mernissi’s Work as a Demand for Women’s Equal Right to Take Part in Cultural Life”
Karima Bennoune
Engaging Fatima Mernissi: Feminism, Islam and Civil Society
“Commonsense Consent and Action Representation: What is ‘Essential’ to Consent?”
Roseanna Sommers
Cambridge Handbook of Experimental Jurisprudence
“VCLT Article 31: General Rule of Interpretation”
Julian Arato- International and Comparative Law
General International Law in International Investment Law
Leading Cases in Administrative Law
Christopher J. Walker- Administrative Law
“Regulation of Corporate and Securities Laws in India”
Vikramaditya S. Khanna
Comparative Approaches to Regulation in India and China
“Breaking Baal: Monuments, Memory, and Social Justice”
Laura Nyantung Beny
Harvard Law Review
In Courts Where Ghosts Appear: A Litigator Looks at the Salem Witch Trials
Leonard M. Niehoff- Litigation
Michigan Bar Journal