“Behavioral Finance Symposium Summary Paper”

Michael S. Barr
  • Administrative Law
Proceedings of the Behavioral Finance Symposium
2018

“The Impact of Mandated Corporate Social Responsibility: Evidence from India’s Companies Act of 2013”

Vikramaditya S. Khanna
  • Corporate and Securities Law
International Review of Law and Economics
2018

“The Infinite Power of Grammar”

Patrick Barry
  • Legal Writing and Research
Journal of Legal Education
2018

“My Name Is Not ‘Respondent Mother’: The Need for Procedural Justice in Child Welfare Cases”

Vivek S. Sankaran
  • Children and the Law
ABA Child Law Practice Today
2018

“China and BEPS”

Reuven S. Avi-Yonah
  • Tax Law
Laws
2018

“Perils of Tax Reform”

James Hines Jr.
  • Tax Law
National Tax Journal
2018

“Le droit comme pratique. Les défis de la recherche juridique aujourd’hui”

Susanne Baer
  • Legal Writing and Research
Droit & Société
2018

“The Law Hasn’t Yet Achieved Parity”

Leah Litman
Student Lawyer
2018

“Remedial Convergence and Collapse”

Leah Litman
California Law Review
2018

“In Tribute: Justice Anthony M. Kennedy”

Leah Litman
  • Constitutional Law
Harvard Law Review
2018

“Legal Innocence and Federal Habeas”

Leah Litman
  • Criminal Law
Virginia Law Review
2018

“Negligent Entrustment in Gun Industry Litigation: A Primer”

Kate Britt
  • Litigation
Michigan Bar Journal
2018

“Creative Commons: An Explainer”

Kincaid Brown
The Computer and Internet Lawyer
2018

“Creative Commons: An Explainer”

Kincaid Brown
Michigan Bar Journal
2018

“The Civil Rights Litigation Clearinghouse: Origins and Goals”

Margo Schlanger
KULA Knowledge Creation Dissemination and Preservation Studies
2018

“Family Separation and the Triumph of Cruelty”

Richard Primus
  • Children and the Law
Foreign Affairs
2018

“How Not to Do Things with International Law”

Anne Peters
  • International and Comparative Law
  • Constitutional Law
  • Human Rights
Ethics & International Affairs
2018

“Smart on Crime Charging Policy Provides Roadmap for a More Effective Criminal Justice Strategy”

Barbara L. McQuade
Federal Sentencing Reporter
2018

“Books Have the Power to Shape Public Policy”

Barbara L. McQuade
Michigan Law Review
2018

“(Mis)imagining the good life and the bad life: Envy and pity as a function of the focusing illusion”

Phoebe C. Ellsworth
Journal of Experimental Social Psychology
2018

“The Death Penalty, Public Opinion, and Politics in the United States”

Samuel R. Gross
Saint Louis University Law Journal
2018

“Believing in climate change, but not behaving sustainably: Evidence from a one-year longitudinal study”

Phoebe C. Ellsworth
Journal of Environmental Psychology
2018

“The Revision of Article 2: Commercial Sellers Vs. Consumer Buyers”

James J. White
Barry Law Review
2018

“Linking Health and Education: Commentary on “Childhood Infections and Subsequent School Achievment Among 598,553 Danish Children””

Andrew Stawasz
The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal
2018

“Will Delaware Be Different? An Empirical Study of TC Heartland and the Shift to Defendant Choice of Venue”

Neel Sukhatme
  • Intellectual Property and Antitrust
  • Litigation
Cornell Law Review
2018

“Vertical Mergers and the MFN Thicket in Television”

Neel Sukhatme
  • Intellectual Property and Antitrust
Antitrust Chronicle
2018

“Proust’s Genies: In Search of Lost Time and Population Biology”

Hannah Walser
Novel: A Forum on Fiction
2018

“Between Military Deployment and Democracy: Use of Force under the German Constitution”

Anne Peters
Journal on the Use of Force and International Law
2018

“Rights of Human and Nonhuman Animals: Complementing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights”

Anne Peters
American Journal of International Law Unbound
2018

“Los méritos del constitucionalismo global”

Anne Peters
Revista Derecho del Estado
2018

“Le constitutionnalisme global: Crise ou consolidation?”

Anne Peters
Jus Politicum
2018

“Restoring Congress’s role in the modern administrative State”

Christopher J. Walker
Revista de Direito Administrativo
2018

“Forty Years from Fascism: Democratic Constitutionalism and the Spanish Model of National Transformation”

Eric Christiansen
  • International and Comparative Law
  • Constitutional Law
Oregon Review of International Law
2018

“Wrong Turn on the Ex Post Facto Clause”

Kimberly Thomas
California Law Review
2018

“The Lion in the Path: The Reconstruction as a Constraint on Empire”

Samuel Erman
Southern California Law Review
2018

“Reform at Risk — Mandating Participation in Alternative Payment Plans”

Nicholas Bagley
  • Health Law
New England Journal of Medicine
2018

“Are Medicaid Work Requirements Legal?”

Nicholas Bagley
  • Health Law
Journal of the American Medical Association
2018

“Limiting State Flexibility in Drug Pricing”

Nicholas Bagley
  • Health Law
New England Journal of Medicine
2018

“Scientific Trials-In the Laboratories, Not the Courts”

Nicholas Bagley
  • Litigation
  • Health Law
JAMA Internal Medicine
2018

“Innovative Contracting for Pharmaceuticals and Medicaid’s Best-Price Rule”

Nicholas Bagley
  • Public Interest Law
  • Health Law
Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law
2018

““Our Ancestors Would Have Killed All These Women”: The Meanings of Jihadist Rape in 1990s Algeria”

Karima Bennoune
Boundary 2
2018

“Justice Scalia on Updating Old Statutes (With Particular Attention to the Communications Act)”

Daniel T. Deacon
Colorado Technology Law Journal
2018

“Law and Adversarial Machine Learning”

Salomé Viljoen
  • AI, Law, and Technology
Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems 2018, Workshop on Security in Machine Learning (NeurIPS)
2018

“Administrative Law Without Courts”

Christopher J. Walker
  • Administrative Law
UCLA Law Review
2018

“Administrative Law’s Political Dynamics”

Christopher J. Walker
  • Administrative Law
Vanderbilt Law Review
2018

“A Qualified Defense of Qualified Immunity”

Christopher J. Walker
  • Constitutional Law
  • Civil Rights
Notre Dame Law Review
2018

“The Politics of Selecting Chevron Deference”

Christopher J. Walker
  • Administrative Law
Journal of Empirical Legal Studies
2018

“Attacking Auer and Chevron Deference: A Literature Review”

Christopher J. Walker
  • Constitutional Law
  • Administrative Law
Georgetown Journal of Law and Public Policy
2018

“Restoring Congress’s Role in the Modern Administrative State”

Christopher J. Walker
  • Constitutional Law
  • Administrative Law
  • Legal History
Michigan Law Review
2018

“Chevron Step Two’s Domain”

Christopher J. Walker
  • Administrative Law
Notre Dame Law Review
2018