Most Recent Additions*
Read But Not Understood? An Empirical Analysis of Consumer Comprehension in Homeowners Insurance
Daniel Benjamin Schwarcz, Brenda Cude, Kyle D. Logue, and German Marquez Alcala
Tyranny of the One
Laurence Claus
Too Much Gloss for the Boss?
Martin S. Flaherty
What's (Fundamentally) Wrong with Privatization?
Alexander Volokh
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If Roe Had To Go…So Must Bruen
Rebecca Brown, Lee Epstein, and Mitu Gulati
Is Labor Preemption Good for Labor?
Benjamin I. Sachs and John Fry
Mapping Environmental Justice
Dave Owen and Gaby Salazar Kitner
The Moral Complacency of Federal Indian Law
Daniel B. Rice
Imminent Harm as a Requirement for Forcing Guardianship: Why Guardianship Law Should Follow Civil Commitment Law
Sophia Antonio
Creating A Responsible Authorship Culture in Science: Anchoring Authorship Practices in Principles of Transparency, Credit, and Accountability
Susan Wolf, Véronique Kiermer, Sofia Adams, Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo, Kathleen Hall Jamieson, Joerg Heber, Mohammad Hosseini, Ana Marušić, Beau Nielsen, Magdalena Skipper, Geeta K. Swamy, and Yensi Flores Bueso
Need for Harmonized Terminology in Cryopreservation to Support Reproducibility, Regulation, and Translation
Susan Wolf, Lakshya Gangwar, Lowell Wolfe, Nikolas Zuchowicz, Irina Filz von Reiterdank, Srivasupradha Ramesh, Bat-Erdene Namsrai, Joseph Kangas, Joseph Sushil Rao, Matthew Powell-Palm, Timothy L. Pruett, John C. Bischof, and Korkut Uygun
Hostage Democracy: Its Relationship to Arbitrary Detention, and the Struggle to Define it and Establish International Law Remedies
Stephanie Buersmeyer
The Art of the Steal: Remedying the Looting of Cultural Property Under International Law
Madeleine L. Sharp
Treading Water: Why the U.S.-Mexico Stalemate Over Transboundary Waters Necessitates Amendment of the 1944 Water Treaty
Candace Dasanna
Defining the Field of Law and Macroeconomics: A Framework from International Monetary Law
Nikita Aggarwal and Adam Feibelman
Making Sovereigns Pay
Daniel Mandell
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