Most Recent Additions
Hard Cases Make Bad Law? A Theoretical Investigation
Sepehr Shahshahani
1998-1999 Dean's Report
John D. Feerick
Cartouches, Catalogs, & Courtrooms: Using a Recent Legal Challenge in Egyptian Court to Examine Unanswered Questions in Cultural Heritage
Lawrence Keating
The Author and the Other: Reexamining the Doctrine of Joint Authorship in Copyright Law
Tehila Rozencwaig-Feldman
Targeting Exceptions
Michal Lavi
Algorithmic Parenting
Eldar Haber and Tammy Harel Ben Shahar
Enforcement of Non-Monetary Judgments in Common Law Jurisdictions: Is The Time Ripe?
King Fung Tsang & Tsz Wai Wong
Can Personhood Protect the Environment? Affording Legal Rights to Nature
Nicola Pain & Rachel Pepper
The Internationalization of China’s Foreign Direct Investment Laws
Sandra Marco Colino
"Lawcraft": China's Evolving Approach to International Law and the Implications for American National Security
Matthew H. Ormsbee
Under Pressure: Addressing Warehouse Productivity Quotas and the Rise In Workplace Injuries
Julia Lang Gordon
Making Wage Theft Costly: District Attorneys and Attorneys General Enforcing Wage and Hour Law
Anthony Damelio
Emergency Rulemaking’s Democracy Deficit: Lessons from the United States’s Paid Sick Leave Experiment
Kacie Candela
Vaccinating Urban Populations in Response to COVID-19: Legal Challenges and Options
James G. Hodge, Jr.; Jennifer L. Piatt; Leila F. Barraza; Rebecca Freed; and Summer Ghaith
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