Faculty Scholarship

Below, you can find some recent publications by our faculty. You can also view a comprehensive list of faculty scholarship published between January 2013 and June 2014, or visit the Publications pages in our individual Faculty Profiles.

* Accepted and forthcoming
** Working paper

Books

(Jump to chapters and articles)

Barry Adler, Douglas Baird, and Thomas Jackson. Bankruptcy: Cases, Problems, and Materials (5th ed., Foundation Press, November 2015)

Alberto Alemanno and Anne-Lise Sibony, eds. Nudge and the Law (Hart Publishing, September 2015)

Alberto Alemanno and Amandine Garde, eds. Regulating Lifestyle Risks: The EU, Alcohol, Tobacco and Unhealthy Diets (Cambridge U. Press, December 2014)

William Allen. Commentaries and Cases on the Law of Business Organization: Statutory Supplement (2015-2016 ed., Wolters Kluwer Law & Business, 2015)

Philip Alston and Frederic Megret, eds. The United Nations and Human Rights: A Critical Appraisal (Oxford U. Press, August 2016)

Philip Alston and Sara Knuckey, eds. The Transformation of Human Rights Fact-Finding (Oxford U. Press, 2015)

Barton Beebe, Haochen Sun, and Madhavi Sunder, eds. The Luxury Economy and Intellectual Property (Oxford Univ. Press, September 2015)

Stephen Choi and Adam Pritchard, eds. Securities Regulation: Statutory Supplement (2015 ed., Foundation Press, May 2015)

Kevin Davis, Sally Engle Merry, and Benedict Kingsbury, eds. The Quiet Power of Indicators: Measuring Development, Corruption, and the Rule of Law (Cambridge University Press, May 2015)

Gráinne de Búrca, Dimitry Kochenov, and Andrew Williams, eds. Europe's Justice Deficit? (Hart Publishing, 2015)

Rochelle Dreyfuss and César Rodríguez-Garavito, eds. Balancing Wealth and Health: The Battle over Intellectual Property and Access to Medicines in Latin America (Oxford Univ. Press, 2014)

Rochelle Dreyfuss and Jane Ginsburg, eds. Intellectual Property at the Edge: The Contested Contours of IP (Cambridge Univ. Press, July 2014)

Samuel Estreicher and David Noll ’08. Legislation and the Regulatory State (LexisNexis, 2015)

Samuel Estreicher and Matthew Bodie LLM ’05. Labor Law: Concepts and Insights (Foundation Press, 2016)

Samuel Estreicher (Chief Reporter). Restatement of the Law, Employment Law (American Law Institute, 2015)

John Ferejohn and Frances McCall Rosenbluth. Forged Through Fire: War, Peace, and the Democratic Bargain (Liveright, July 2016)

Franco Ferrari, ed. Rome I Regulation (Sellier European Law Publishers, 2015)

Franco Ferrari and Francesca Ragno, eds. Cross-border Litigation in Europe: The Brussels I Recast Regulation as a Panacea? (Padova, 2015)

Harry First and Andrew Gavil. The Microsoft Antitrust Cases: Competition Policy for the Twenty-First Century (MIT Press, November 2014)

Stephen Gillers ’68. Regulation of Lawyers: Problems of Law and Ethics (2015 ed., Wolters Kluwer, February 2015)

Stephen Gillers ’68, et al. Regulation of Lawyers: Statutes and Standards (26th ed., Wolters Kluwer, 2015)

Clayton Gillette and Steven Walt. Gillette and Walt’s Sales Law, Domestic, and International (3rd ed., Foundation Press, 2015)

Clayton Gillette. Advanced Introduction to International Sales Law (Edward Elgar Publishing, May 2016).

David Garland. The Welfare State: A Very Short Introduction (Oxford University Press, May 2016)

Clayton Gillette, Lynn Baker, and David Schleicher. Local Government Law: Cases and Materials (Foundation Press 5th ed., December 2014)

Christopher Harrison ’00. Make the Deal: Negotiating Mergers and Acquisitions (Wiley, February 2016)

Helen Hershkoff, Arthur Miller, John Sexton, and Jack Friedenthal. 2015-16 Civil Procedure Supplement (2015 ed., West Academic Publishing, July 2015)

Robert Howse. Leo Strauss: Man of Peace (Cambridge Univ. Press, September 2014)

Samuel Issacharoff. Fragile Democracies: Contested Power in the Era of Constitutional Courts (Cambridge U. Press, June 2015)

James Jacobs. The Eternal Criminal Record (Harvard Univ. Press, February 2015)

Mervyn King. “The End of Alchemy: Money, Banking, and the Future of the Global Economy” (W. W. Norton & Company, March 2016)

Benedict Kingsbury, Sally Engle Merry, and Kevin Davis, eds. The Quiet Power of Indicators: Measuring Development, Corruption, and the Rule of Law (Cambridge University Press, May 2015)

Sally Engle Merry, Kevin Davis, and Benedict Kingsbury, eds. The Quiet Power of Indicators: Measuring Development, Corruption, and the Rule of Law (Cambridge University Press, May 2015)

Sally Engle Merry. The Seductions of Quantification: Measuring Human Rights, Gender Violence, and Sex Trafficking (U. of Chicago Press, 2016)

Arthur Miller, Jack Friedenthal, and Mary Kay Kane. Civil Procedure (5th ed., West, 2015)

Geoffrey Miller, ed. Economics of Financial Law (Edward Elgar, 2016)

Erin Murphy. Inside the Cell: The Dark Side of Forensic DNA (Nation Books, 2015)

Liam Murphy. What Makes Law: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Law (Cambridge University Press, 2014)

Burt Neuborne. Madison’s Music: On Reading the First Amendment (The New Press, January 2015)

Helen Nissenbaum and Finn Brunton. Obfuscation: A User’s Guide for Privacy and Protest. (The MIT Press, September 2015)

Samuel Rascoff and Zachary Goldman ’09, eds. Global Intelligence Oversight: Governing Security in the Twenty-First Century (Oxford U. Press, May 2016)

Richard Revesz. Struggling for Air: Power Plants and the “War on Coal” (Oxford U. Press, January 2016)

Richard Revesz. Environmental Law and Policy (3rd ed., Foundation Press, 2015)

David A. J. Richards. Why Love Leads to Justice: Love Across the Boundaries (Cambridge U. Press, November 2015)

Daniel Rubinfeld and Robert Pindyck. Microeconomics (8th ed., Pearson, 2015)

Deborah Schenk, Bernard Wolfman, and Diane Ring. Ethical Problems in Federal Tax Practice (5th ed., Wolters Kluwer, 2015)

Scott Skinner-Thompson. AIDS and the Law (Wolters Kluwer Law & Business, December 2015)

Bryan Stevenson. Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption (October 2014)

Katherine Strandburg, Brett Frischmann, and Michael Madison, eds. Governing Knowledge Commons (Oxford University Press, 2014)

Jeremy Waldron. Political Political Theory: Essays on Institutions (Harvard University Press, March 2016)

Kenji Yoshino. Speak Now: Marriage Equality on Trial (Crown, 2015)

 

Chapters and Articles

José Alvarez. “Beware: Boundary Crossings,” Boundaries of State, Boundaries of Rights (Tsvi Kahana and Anat Scolnicov, eds., Cambridge U. Press, March 2016)

José Alvarez. “Fifty Shades of Gray,” 15 Baltic Yearbook of International Law (2015)

José Alvarez. “Is the Trans-Pacific Partnership’s Investment Chapter the New ‘Gold Standard’” (2016)**

José Alvarez. “International Organizations and the Rule of Law” (2016)**

Amy Adler. “The First Amendment and Second Commandment,” Law, Culture, and Visual Studies (A. Wagner and R. K. Sherwin, eds., Springer, 2014)

Amy Adler. “The Pleasures of Punishment: Complicity, Spectatorship, and Abu Ghraib in Photography,” Punishment in Popular Culture (NYU Press, June 2015)

Philip Alston. “Against a World Court for Human Rights,” 28 Ethics & International Affairs 197 (June 2014)

Jennifer Arlen ’86 and Stephan Tontrup. “Does the Endowment Effect Justify Legal Intervention? The Debiasing Effect of Institutions,” 44 Journal of Legal Studies 143 (2015)

Jennifer Arlen ’86 and Stephan Tontrup. “Strategic Bias Shifting: Herding as a Behaviorally Rational Response to Regret Aversion” (December 2015)**

Rachel Barkow. “Clemency and Presidnetial Administration of Criminal Law,” 90 NYU Law Rev. 802 (2014)

Vicki Been ’83, Ingrid Gould Ellen, Michael Gedal, Edward Glaeser, and Brian McCabe. “Preserving History or Hindering Growth? The Heterogeneous Effects of Historic Districts on Local Housing Markets in New York City” (September 2014)**

Vicki Been ’83, Josiah Madar, and Simon Thomas McDonnell. “Urban Land-Use Regulation: Are Homevoters Overtaking the Growth Machine?” 11 Journal of Empirical Legal Studies 227 (June 2014)

Joshua Blank LLM ’07. “Collateral Compliance,” 162 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 719 (March 2014)

Joshua Blank LLM ’07. “Reconsidering Corporate Tax Privacy,” 11 NYU Journal of Law & Business 31 (2014)

Joshua Blank LLM ’07. “The Timing of Tax Transparency,” Southern California Law Review (March 2016)*

Joshua Blank LLM ’07 and Leigh Osofsky. “Simplexity,” 66 Emory L. J. (2016)*

Ryan Bubb, Patrick Corrigan, and Patrick Warren. “A Behavioral Contract Theory Perspective on Retirement Savings,” 47 Connecticut Law Review 1317 (July 2015)

Ryan Bubb. “Comment: The OIRA Model for Institutionalizing CBA of Financial Regulation,” 78 Law & Contemporary Problems 47 (2015)

Ryan Bubb and Prasad Krishnamurthy. “Regulating Against Bubbles: How Mortgage Regulation Can Keep Main Street And Wall Street Safe—From Themselves,” 163 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 1539 (2015)

Gráinne de Búrca. “Global Experimentalist Governance,” 44 British Journal of Political Science 477 (July 2014)

Oscar Chase. “Living in the Shadow: Class Actions in New York After Shady Grove,” 2014 NYU J. Legis. & Pub. Pol’y Quorum 114 (November 2014)

Oscar Chase. “‘Supreme’ Courts and the Imagination of the Real: An Essay in Honor of Mirjan Damaška,” The Administration of Justice: Past Experiences and Challenges for the Future: A festschrift in honor of Mirjan Damaska (2016)*

Stephen Choi and Kevin Davis. “Foreign Affairs and Enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act,” 11 Journal of Empirical Legal Studies 409 (September 2014)

Stephen Choi and Adam Pritchard. “The SEC's Shift to Administrative Proceedings: An Empirical Assessment” (February 2016)**

Stephen Choi, Jessica Erickson, and Adam Pritchard. “Piling On? An Empirical Study of Parallel Derivative Suits” (January 2016)**

Charles Colman. “About Ned,” 129 Harvard Law Review 128 (January 2016)

Charles Colman. “Design and Deviance: Patent as Symbol, Rhetoric as Metric, Parts 1 and 2,” 55 Jurimetrics: The Journal of Law, Science, and Technology 419 (2015)

Charles Colman. “Trademark Law and the Prickly Ambivalence of Post-Parodies,” 163 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 11 (2014)

Adam Cox and Thomas Miles. “Does Immigration Enforcement Reduce Crime? Evidence from Secure Communities,” 57 Journal of Law and Economics 937 (November 2014)

Adam Cox and Thomas Miles. “Legitimacy and Cooperation: Will Immigrants Cooperate with Local Police Who Enforce Federal Immigration Law?” (September 2015)**

Adam Cox and Cristina Rodriguez. “The President and Immigration Law Redux,” 125 Yale Law Journal (2015)

Harvey Dale, Victoria B. Bjorklund, Jennifer I. Reynoso, and Jillian P. Diamant. “Evolution, Not Revolution: A Legislative History of the New York Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act,” 17 NYU Journal of Legislation and Public Policy 377 (Spring 2014)

Alina Das ’05. “Unshackling Habeas Review: Chevron Deference and Statutory Interpretation in Immigration Detention Cases,” 90 NYU Law Review 143 (April 2015)

Kevin Davis. “Legal Indicators: The Power of Quantitative Measures of Law,” 10 Annual Review of Law and Social Science (November 2014)

Kevin Davis, Guillermo Jorge, and Maíra Machado. “Transnational Anticorruption Law in Action: Cases from Argentina and Brazil,” 2014 Law & Social Inquiry (December 2014)

Kevin Davis and Stephen Choi. “Foreign Affairs and Enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act,” 11 Journal of Empirical Legal Studies 409 (September 2014)

Kevin Davis and Oren Bar-Gill. “(Mis)Perceptions of Law in Consumer Markets” (March 2016)**

Peggy Cooper Davis, Aderson Bellegarde Francois, Colin Starger. “Beyond the Confederate Narrative” (November 2015)**

Norman Dorsen. “Learning Many Things as a Law Clerk to Justice John Marshall Harlan,” Of Courtiers and Kings: More Stories of Supreme Court Law Clerks and Their Justices (Todd Peppers and Clare Cushman, eds., Univ. of Virginia Press, December 2015)

Rochelle Dreyfuss. “Abolishing Exclusive Jurisdiction in the Federal Circuit: A Response to Judge Wood,” 13 Chi.-Kent J. Intell. Prop. 327 (Spring 2014)

Rochelle Dreyfuss. “Giving the Federal Circuit a Run for its Money: Challenging Patents in the PTAB,” Notre Dame Law Review (2015)*

Rochelle Dreyfuss and César Rodríguez-Garavito. “The Battle over Intellectual Property Laws and Access to Medicines in Latin America: A Primer on Global Administrative Law, Intellectual Property, and Political Contestation and Conclusion: Balancing Wealth and Health in a Transnational Regulatory Frame,” Balancing Wealth and Health: The Battle over Intellectual Property and Access to Medicines in Latin America (Rochelle Dreyfuss and César Rodríguez-Garavito, eds., Oxford Univ. Press, 2014)

Rochelle Dreyfuss and Esteban Donoso LLM ’15. “On Aiding Technological Development: The Max Planck Declaration on Patent Protection,” 6 U.C. Irvine Law Review (December 2015)*

Rochelle Dreyfuss and Orly Lobel. “Economic Espionage as Reality or Rhetoric: Equating Trade Secrecy with National Security,” Lewis & Clark Law Review (2016)*

Richard Epstein and Yun-chien Chang. “Introduction to Spontaneous Order and Emergence of New Systems of Property,” 100 Iowa L. Rev. 2249 (August 2015)

Richard Epstein. “From Natural Law to Social Welfare: Theoretical Principles and Practical Applications,” 100 Iowa L. Rev. 1743 (August 2015)

Richard Epstein. “How Spontaneous? How Regulated?: The Evolution of Property Rights Systems,” 100 Iowa L. Rev. 2341 (August 2015)

Richard Epstein. “Public Accomodations Under the Civil Rights Act of 1964: Why Freedom of Association Counts as a Human Right,” 66 Stan L. Rev. 1241 (June 2014)

Richard Epstein. “Rediscovering the Classical Liberal Constitution: A Reply to Professor Hovenkamp,” 101 Iowa Law Review 55 (October 2015)

Cynthia Estlund. “Are Unions a Constitutional Anomaly?” 114 Michigan Law Review 169 (November 2015)

Samuel Estreicher. “‘Depoliticizing’ the National Labor Relations Board: Administrative Steps,” 64 Emory L. J. 1611 (2015)

Samuel Estreicher and Jeffrey Hirsch. “Comparative Wrongful Dismissal Law: Reassessing American Exceptionalism,” 92 N. C. L. Rev. 343 (January 2014)

Samuel Estreicher and Kristina Yost. “University IP and the Team Production Model: Why Change What's Not Broken?” Beyond Intellectual Property: Comparative and Intellectual Aspects (Fordham U. Press, 2015)*

Samuel Estreicher. “‘Easy In, Easy Out’: A Future for US Workplace Representation,” 98 Minnesota L. Rev. 1615 (May 2014)

Samuel Estreicher. “The Paradox of Federal Sector Labor Relations: Voluntary Unionism Without Collective Bargaining Over Wages and Employee Benefits” (September 2015)**

Samuel Estreicher and Jonathan Nash ’92. “The Case for Tipping and Unrestricted Tip-Pooling” (January 2016)**

John Ferejohn and Roderick Hills Jr. “Publius’s Political Science” (November 2015)**

Franco Ferrari. “Forum shopping: la necesidad de una definición amplia y neutral,” 7 Revista de arbitraje comercial y de inversiones 335 (2014)

Franco Ferrari. “CISG and the Law Applicable in International Commercial Arbitration: Remarks Focusing on Three Common Hypotheticals,” A Tribute to Joseph M. Lookofsky (M.B. Andersen and R. F. Henschel, eds., Copenhagen, 2015)

Eleanor Fox ’61 and Harry First. Philadelphia National Bank, Globalization, and the Public Interest,” 80 Antitrust Law Journal 307 (2015)

Harry First. “Bork and Microsoft: Why Bork Was Right and What We Learn About Judging Exclusionary Behavior,” 79 Antitrust Law Journal 1017 (2014)

Harry First and Eleanor Fox ’61. Philadelphia National Bank, Globalization, and the Public Interest,” 80 Antitrust Law Journal 307 (2015)

Harry First. “Unfair Drug Prices and Section 5,” CPI Antitrust Chronicle (December 2015)*

Barry Friedman, Lee Epstein, and Geoffrey Stone. “Foreword: Testing the Constitution,” 90 NYU Law Review 1001 (October 2015)

Barry Friedman and Maria Ponomarenko. “Democratic Policing,” 90 NYU L. Rev. 1827 (December 2015)

Eleanor Fox ’61 and Michal Gal. “Drafting Competition Law for Developing Jurisdictions: Learning from Experience,” Economic Characteristics of Developing Jurisdictions: Their Implications for Competition Law (Edward Elgar, August 2015)

Jeanne Fromer and Mark Lemley. “The Audience in Intellectual Property Infringement,” 112 Michigan Law Review 1251 (May 2014)

Jeanne Fromer, Christopher Jon Sprigman, Christopher Buccafusco, and Zachary Burns. “Experimental Tests of Intellectual Property Laws’ Creativity Thresholds,” 92 Texas L. Rev. 1921 (2014)

Jeanne Fromer. “A Legal Tangle of Secrets and Disclosures in Trade: Taber v. Hoffman and Beyond,” Intellectual Property at the Edge: The Contested Contours of IP (Rochelle Dreyfuss and Jane Ginsburg, eds., Cambridge U. Press, May 2014)

Jeanne Fromer. “Market Effects Bearing on Fair Use,” 90 Washington Law Review 615 (June 2015)

Jeanne Fromer. “An Information Theory of Copyright Law,” 64 Emory Law 70 (October 2014)

Jeanne Fromer. “Should the Law Care Why Intellectual Property Rights Have Been Asserted?” 32 Houston Law Review 549 (December 2015)

Paula Galowitz. “Transformations in Health Law Practice: The Intersections of Changes in Healthcare and Legal Workplaces,” 12 Indiana Health Law Review 183 (2015)

David Garland. “What is a ‘history of the present’? On Foucault’s genealogies and their critical preconditions,” 16 Punishment & Society 365 (October 2014)

David Garland. “The Welfare State: A Fundamental Dimension of Modern Government,” 55 European Journal of Sociology 327 (December 2014)

Mark Geistfeld. “Interpreting the Rules of Insurance Contract Interpretation,” 68 Rutgers Law Review 371 (2015)

Mark Geistfeld. “Risk Distribution and the Law of Torts: Carrying Calabresi Further,” 77 Law and Contemporary Problems 165 (September 2014)

Mark Geistfeld. “The Tort Entitlement to Physical Security as the Distributive Basis for Environmental, Health, and Safety Regulations,” 15 Theoretical Inquiries in Law 387 (July 2014)

Mark Geistfeld. “Tort Law in the Age of Statutes,” 99 Iowa L. Rev. 957 (March 2014)

Stephen Gillers ’68. “Lowering the Bar: How Lawyer Discipline in New York Fails to Protect the Public,” 17 NYU Journal of Legislation and Public Policy 485 (Spring 2014)

Clayton Gillette. “Dictatorships for Democracy: Takeovers of Financially Failed Cities,” 114 Columbia Law Review 1373 (October 2014)

Clayton Gillette and David Skeel Jr. “Governance Reform and the Judicial Role in Municipal Bankruptcy,” 125 Yale Law Journal 1150 (2016)

Clayton Gillette and David Skeel Jr. “A Two-Step Plan for Puerto Rico” (March 2016)**

Ryan Goodman. “Targeting ‘War-Sustaining’ Objects in Non-International Armed Conflict,” 110 American Journal of International Law (2016)* 

Martin Guggenheim ’71. “Violent Video Games and the Rights of Children and Parents: A Critique of Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association,” 41 Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly 707 (Summer 2014)

C. Scott Hemphill. “Less Restrictive Alternatives in Antitrust Law,” 116 Columbia Law Review (2015)

C. Scott Hemphill. Philadelphia National Bank at 50: An Interview with Judge Richard Posner,” 80 Antitrust Law Journal 205 (2015) [Membership required for access]

Roderick Hills Jr. “Hydrofracking and Home Rule: Defending and Defining an Anti-Preemption Canon of Statutory Construction in New York,” 77 Albany Law Review 647 (2014)

Roderick Hills Jr. “Towards a Universal Field Theory of National Private Rights and Federalism,” 76 Montana Law Review 41 (2016)

Roderick Hills Jr. and David Schleicher. “City Replanning” (August 2014)**

Roderick Hills Jr. and John Ferejohn. “Publius’s Political Science” (November 2015)**

Robert Howse, Joanna Langille ’11, and Katie Sykes. “Pluralism in Practice: Moral Legislation and the Law of the WTO after Seal Products,” 48 George Washington International Law Review (2015)

Robert Howse. “The Schmittian Legacy in International Law,” The Oxford Handbook of the Theory of International Law (Anne Orford and Florian Hoffmann Martin Clark, eds., Oxford U. Press, July 2016)

Daniel Hulsebosch. “The Revolutionary Portfolio: Constitution-Making and the Wider World in the American Revolution,” 42 Suffolk University Law Review 759 (December 2014)

Samuel Issacharoff. “Voter Welfare: An Emerging Rule of Reason in Voting Rights Law,” Indiana Law Journal (2016)*

Samuel Issacharoff. “Ballot Bedlam,” 64 Duke Law Journal 1363 (2015)

Samuel Issacharoff. “Constitutional Courts and Consolidated Power,” 62 American Journal of Comparative Law 585 (Summer 2014)

Samuel Issacharoff and Rosalind Dixon. “Living to Fight Another Day: Judicial Deferral in Defense of Democracy” (February 2016)**

Samuel Issacharoff. “Voting Rights at 50,” 67 Alabama Law Review 387 (2016)

Samuel Issacharoff and Lucas Issacharoff. “Constitutional Implications of the Cost of War,” 83 University of Chicago Law Review 169 (2016)

Samuel Issacharoff and Thad Eagles ’15. “The Australian Alternative: A View from Abroad of Recent Developments in Securities Class Actions,” University of New South Wales Law Journal (2015)

James Jacobs and Zoe Fuhr LLM ’15. “Universal Background Checking – New York State’s SAFE Act,” 79 Albany Law Review (April 2016)*

James Jacobs, Dimitra Blitsa, Lauryn Gouldin, and Elena Larrauri. “Criminal Records and Immigration: Comparing the United States and the European Union,” 39 Fordham International Law Journal 205 (2016)

James Jacobs and Zoe Fuhr LLM ’15. “Preventing Dangerous Mentally Ill Individuals from Obtaining and Retaining Guns: New York’s SAFE Act,” Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy (October 2015)*

James Jacobs. “Why Ban ‘Assault Weapons’?” 37 Cardozo Law Review 681 (2015)

Marcel Kahan. “The State of State Competition for Incorporations” (August 2014)**

David Kamin ’09. “Basing Budget Baselines,” 57 William & Mary Law Review 143 (2015)

David Kamin ’09. “How to Tax the Rich,” 146 Tax Notes 119 (2015)

David Kamin ’09.“In Good Times and Bad: Designing Legislation that Responds to Fiscal Uncertainty,” Hutchins Center on Fiscal & Monitary Policy at Brookings (December 2014)**

Mitchell Kane“A Defense of Source Rules in International Taxation,” 32 Yale J. on Reg. 311 (2015)

Benedict Kingsbury, Megan Donaldson LLM ’10, JSD ’16, and Rodrigo Vallejo LLM ’12. “Global Administrative Law,” Oxford Handbook of the Theory of International Law (Anne Orford and Florian Hoffmann Martin Clark, eds., Oxford U. Press, August 2016)*

Lewis Kornhauser. “Tribute: Ronald Dworkin,” 89 NYU Law Review 6 (April 2014)

Lewis Kornhauser and Charles Cameron. “Rational Choice Attitudinalism? A Review of Epstein, Landes and Posner's The Behavior of Federal Judges: A Theoretical and Empirical Study of Rational Choice” (2015)**

Lewis Kornhauser. “Doing Without the Concept of Law” (2015)**

Mattias Kumm. “An Empire of Capital? Transatlantic Investment Protection as the Institutionalization of Unjustified Privilege,” 4 ESIL Reflections (May 2015)

Mattias Kumm. “Rebel Without a Good Cause: Karlsruhe’s Misguided Attempt to Draw the CJEU into a Game of ‘Chicken’ and What the CJEU Might Co About It,” 15 German Law Journal 203 (2014)

Katherine Levine. “How We Prosecute the Police,” 104 Georgetown Law Journal (2016)*

Katherine Levine. “Police Suspects,” 115 Columbia Law Review (2016)*

Katherine Levine. “Who Shouldn’t Prosecute the Police,” Iowa Law Review (2015)*

Daryl Levinson and Benjamin Sachs. “Political Entrenchment and Public Law,” Yale Law Journal (2015)

Deborah Malamud. “Jean-Christian Vinel, The Employee: A Political History, Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2013,” 33 L. & Hist. Rev. 762 (2015)

Deborah Malamud. “The Strange Persistence of Affirmative Action Under Title VII,” 118 W. Va. L. Rev. 1 (2015)

Florencia Marotta-Wurgler ’01. “Even More Than You Wanted to Know About the Failures of Disclosure,” Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies (November 2014)

Florencia Marotta-Wurgler ’01. “What We’ve Learned From Software License Agreements: A Response to Comments,” 12 Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies 171 (2015)

Florencia Marotta-Wurgler ’01. “Understanding Privacy Policies: Content, Self-Regulation, and Markets” (2016)**

Theodor Meron. “On Being an International Criminal Judge,” Academy of Arts & Sciences Bulletin (Winter 2016)

Geoffrey Miller. “Essential Papers on the Economics of Financial Law,” Economics of Financial Law (Edward Elgar, 2016)

Geoffrey Miller. “In Search of the Most Adequate Forum: State Court Personal Jurisdiction,” 2 Stan J. Complex Litig. 1 (January 2014)

Geoffrey Miller. “The Political Function of Revelation: Lessons from the Hebrew Bible,” 30 Touro Law Review 77 (2014)

Nancy Morawetz ’81 and Natasha Fernández-Silber ’13. “Immigration Law and the Myth of Comprehensive Registration,” 48 UC Davis Law Review 141 (November 2014)

Liam Murphy. “The Practice of Promise and Contract,” Philosophical Foundations of Contract Law (Gregory Klass, George Letsas, and Prince Saprai, eds., Oxford Univ. Press, October 2014)

Liam Murphy. “Why Does Inequality Matter? Reflections on the Political Morality of Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century,” 68 Tax Law Review (2015)

William Nelson. “Political Decision Making by Informed Juries,” 55 Wm. & Mary L. Rev. 1149 (March 2014)

Richard Pildes. “Romanticizing Democracy, Political Fragmentation, and the Decline of American Government,” 124 Yale Law Journal 804 (December 2014)

Samuel Rascoff. “Counterterrorism and New Deterrence,” 89 NYU L. Rev. 830 (June 2014)

Samuel Rascoff. “Presidential Intelligence,” 129 Harvard Law Review 633 (January 2016)

Richard Revesz. “Quantifying Regulatory Benefits,” 102 California Law Review 1423 (2014)

Richard Revesz. “Toward a More Rational Environmental Policy,” 39 Harvard Environmental Law Review 93 (2015)

Richard Revesz and Michael Livermore ’06. “Interest Groups and Environmental Policy: Inconsistent Positions and Missed Opportunities,” 45 Environmental Law Review 1 (2015)

Richard Revesz and Michael Livermore ’06. “Rethinking Health-Based Environmental Standards,” 89 NYU L. Review 1184 (October 2014)

Richard Revesz and Burcin Unel. “Managing the Future of the Electricity Grid: Distributed Generation and Net Metering” (February 2016)**

Richard Revesz. “Cost-Benefit Analysis and the Structure of the Administrative State: The Case of Financial Services Regulation” (February 2016)**

Lauren Roth. “The Collective Fiduciary,” 94 Nebraska Law Review (2016)

Adam Samaha. “Death and Paperwork Reduction,” 65 Duke Law Journal 279 (2015)

Adam Samaha. “On the Problem of Legal Change,” 103 Georgetown Law Journal 97 (October 2014)

Adam Samaha and Lior Strahilevitz. “Don’t Ask, Must Tell—And Other Combinations,” 103 California Law Review 919 (2015)

Adam Samaha. “Starting with the Text—On Sequencing Effects in Statutory Interpretation and Beyond,” 8 Journal of Legal Analysis (February 2016)

Adam Samaha. “Self-Executing Statutes in the Administrative State,” The Timing of Legal Intervention (Frank Fagan & Saul Levmore eds., 2016)*

Margaret Satterthwaite ’99, Enrico Bertini, Anjali Manivannan ’14, Oded Nov, and Anshul Vikram Pandey. “The Persuasive Power of Data Visualization” IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (November 2014)

Margaret Satterthwaite ’99, Amy Joscelyne, Sarah Knuckey, Richard Bryant, Meng Li, Meng Qian, and Adam Brown. “Mental Health Functioning in the Human Rights Field: Findings from an International Internet-Based Survey,” 10 PLoS ONE (2015)

Margaret Satterthwaite ’99, Inga Winkler, Catarina De Albuquerque. “Measuring What We Treasure and Treasuring What We Measure: Post-2015 Monitoring for the Promotion of Equality in the Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Sector,” Wisconsin International Law Journal (2014)*

Margaret Satterthwaite ’99. “Coding Personal Integrity Rights: Assessing Standards-Based Measures Against Human Rights Law and Practice,” 48 NYU Journal of International Law and Politics (2016)*

Margaret Satterthwaite ’99, Anshul Vikram Pandey, Katharina Rall LLM ’13, Oded Nov, and Enrico Bertini. “How Deceptive are Deceptive Visualizations?: An Empirical Analysis of Common Distortion Techniques”**

Margaret Satterthwaite ’99 and Justin Simeone. “An Emerging Fact-Finding Discipline? A Conceptual Roadmap for Social Science Methods in Human Rights Advocacy,” The Transformation of Human Rights Fact-Finding (Philip Alston and Sarah Knuckey, eds., Oxford U. Press, 2015)

Deborah Schenk LLM ’76. “Reforming Entity Taxation: A Role for Subchapter S?,” 146 Tax Notes 1237 (March 2015)

Stephen Schulhofer. “Client Choice for Indigent Criminal Defendants: Theory and Implementation,” 12 Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law 505 (2015)

Stephen Schulhofer. “An International Right to Privacy? Be Careful What You Wish For” (February 2015)**

Jason Schultz and Aaron Perzanowski. “Legislating Digital Exhaustion,” 29 Berkeley Technology Law Journal 1535 (March 2015)

Jason Schultz and Aaron Perzanowski. “Reconciling Intellectual and Personal Property,” 90 Notre Dame L. Review 1211 (March 2014)

Jason Schultz, Kate Crawford, Ifeoma Ajunwa. “Limitless Worker Surveillance,” 105 California Law Review (2017)*

Catherine Sharkey. “State Farm ‘With Teeth’: Heightened Judicial Review in the Absence of Executive Oversight,” 89 NYU L. Rev. 1589 (November 2014)

Catherine Sharkey. “States vs. FDA,” 83 George Washington Law Review 1609 (November 2015)

Daniel Shaviro. “Book Review of Edward D. Kleinbard’s We Are Better Than This: How Government Should Spend our Money,” 68 National Tax Journal 681 (September 2015)*

Daniel Shaviro. “The Crossroads Versus the Seesaw: Getting a 'Fix' on Recent International Tax Policy Developments” (May 2015)**

Daniel Shaviro. “The More it Changes, the More it Stays the Same?: Automatic Indexing and Current Policy” (2015)**

Daniel Shaviro. “Taxing Potential Community Members' Foreign Source Income” (July 2015)**

Daniel Shaviro. “The Two Faces of the Single Tax Principle” (November 2015)**

Linda Silberman. “The End of Another Era: Reflections on Daimler and Its Implications for Judicial Jurisdiction in the United States,” 19 Lewis & Clark Law Review 675 (2015)

Linda Silberman. “The Need for a Statutory Approach to the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Country Judgments,” Foreign Court Judgments and the United States Legal System (Paul Stephan, ed., Brill 2014)

Linda Silberman. “United States Supreme Court Hague Abduction Decisions: Developing a Global Jurisprudence,” 9 Journal of Comparative Law 49 (November 2014)

Scott Skinner-Thompson. “Outing Privacy,” 110 Northwestern University Law Review 159 (December 2015)

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